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    Stretching is a physical exercise that aims at a specific muscle/ limb in the body with the purpose of reducing risk of injury and increased flexibility, potentially increasing performance. Stretching is achieved through constant flexing or extending on the muscles in a controlled manner and technique. There are 3 main types of stretches, dynamic: movement while stretching, static: holding a position to stretch and ballistic: using movement to move in and out of stretch. Depending on the type of

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    Osteoporosis Summary

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    In the new treatments of osteoporosis by Bente Langdahl. Langdahl states that medical studies are close to finding a way to keep bone density to remain the same without bones being easily fractured. All of the procedures that Langdahls article has attempted was an anabolic treatment. They just need to figure out why the antiresorptive is coupling in the cathepsin k and sclerosis. Once they can solve why the matrix is coupling and get it approve Langdahl believe that this will be two new valuable

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    Cranial kinesis describes the movement of skull bones in relation to each other in addition to movement at the joint between the upper jaw and the braincase. Anthony Herrel, Peter Aerts and Frits De Vree conducted an investigation at the University of Antwerp in Belgium on cranial kinesis. The purpose of their study was to examine the functional implications of cranial kinesis in geckos. Most vertebrates have some form of a kinetic skull. Versley describes three types of cranial kinesis; streptostyly

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    2. How do your lung volumes compare with the age-appropriate norms (Table 2)? My results in all three areas where higher than the age appropriate norms compared the table. Some factors that could have caused this could have been the environment or slight difference in the altitude that affects PET results. 3. What are the main components that predict lung volumes? Explain why. There are different factors that affect lung volumes such as taller people and people who live in higher altitudes often

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    fractures and dislocations. Orthopedic Surgeon Frisco TX: Sports Injuries Can Be Acute Or Chronic Injuries related to sports and exercise can either be acute or chronic. Acute injuries occur suddenly and symptoms include sudden, severe pain, swelling, a bone or joint visibly out of place, not being able to place weight on a leg, foot or joint, not being able to move a joint as you normally would, a tender arm, elbow, wrist, hand or finger and extreme weakness in an arm or leg. Chronic injuries occur over

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    radial styloid process. The signs and symptoms They are pain over the radial styloid process, and tenderness. Over the skin above the fracture, swelling, deformity, and bruising will appear. The cause of the injury is by pressure of the scaphoid bone of the hand, which firmly touches the styloid process of the distal radius. Another cause of this fracture is that when a person is falling, all their body weight on their arms and therefore that pressure is the result of trauma a blow to the back

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    The Achilles Tendon

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    several different sources: the muscle-tendon junction, the bone tendon junction and by the length of the tendon. (Hua & Li, 2016, p.2). As was mentioned earlier, the Achilles tendon has a very vascularized structure, the area that is 2 to 6 centimeters is the least vascularized area, because of this the ability to repair itself during times of stress is very limited. Although blood supply can also be derived from muscle bellies where the bone is distally from the tendon and inserts into the calcaneus

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    A compound fracture (also known as an open fracture) is a bone fracture that pierces the skin or comes in contact with an open wound. It is able to communicate with the external environment through those wounds. They are much more dangerous than regular fractures because they are prone to bone infection, which can be life threatening. There are three different types of compound fractures. In type 1, a bone fragment is briefly forced through the skin and leaves a communicating wound. In type 2, the

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    A September 7 elbow fracture during the Double-A playoffs will cause minor league second baseman Ozzie Albies to miss the remainder of the playoff season with his team, the Mississippi Braves. The 19-year-old, who was expected to be one of the stars of the playoffs, had split his time this year between the Mississippi Braves and the franchise's Triple-A team, the Gwinnett Braves. Although Albies' injury will require surgery, he should be able to return to playing baseball by January. Elbow fractures

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    anchorage for mandibular or maxillary advancement, and for alternate options in surgical cases.16 MSI which comes under the category of TADs have become increasingly popular because of their small size which facilitate ease of placement in basal jaw bones in multiple numbers.17 Literature is brimmed with the studies which distinguished different factors for the stability of the MSI but there are few studies in the literature which they have investigated the biomarker for implant stability. In 2007

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