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Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) (Elbow) Tear The Ulnar collateral ligament that will be discussed is the ligament in the inner part of the elbow that connects your Humerus to your Ulna, its purpose is to help support and stabilize the arm ( ). An Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) tear occurs when that ligament that connects the Humerus to the Ulna is put under repetitive stress or trauma that causes the ligament to tear. Movements that can put stress on this ligament are actions such

Medial Collateral Knee Ligament Sprain With Phase II Rehab The medial collateral ligament (MCL) is a tough band of tissue that connects the thighbone to the shinbone. Your MCL is located on the outside of your knee. It prevents your knee from moving too far inward and helps keep your knee stable. A MCL sprain is an injury caused by stretching the MCL too far. The injury can involve a tear in the MCL. CAUSES This condition may be caused by: A blow to the inside of your knee (common). Your

term “Collateral Damage” is a term widely used since the Vietnam War, but its principles have spanned history. This concept, from King Herod’s decree that all young boys be killed in his attempt to kill baby Jesus, to more recent examples such as the airstrikes on ISIS, is widely accepted. Most people justify the practice through the concept that the “ends justify the means” and I agree. However, I cannot ignore the dehumanization that occurs when referring to innocent humans as collateral damage

The ulnar or medial collateral ligament is one of two ligaments that is a part of the elbow joint, running along the medial side of the arm and acts as the connection between the distal portion of the humerus to the proximal portion of the ulna. The ulnar collateral ligament is largely responsible for the stability and use of the elbow as well as assisting in the flexing and extending of the arm. The ulnar collateral ligament can become overly damaged in a few different ways, such as a broken arm

Many people who are being convicted of felonies have collateral consequences. Collateral consequences are "civil an/or political rights that are lost temporarily is some cases, or permanently in others following a felony conviction" (Alarid,pg.252). Most people who are convicted felons and suffer from collateral consequences, can ruin their reputation which can make difficult for the felon to be trustful or be credible in society. While most of the consequences are mostly temporary when spending

Once all avenues of cross-examination on the contents and quality of an opinion have been exhausted, it may still be desirable to launch a collateral attack on the witness. To ask very few questions, even where there is little to cross-examine on, may be perceived by the trier-offact as acquiescence to the testimony of the expert. Collateral attacks can include inquiring about: a) Any interest the expert has in the outcome of the case. b) The compensation that the expert has received from the opposing

Collateral Consequences of Current System Juveniles who have been placed into the adult prison system face significant roadblocks to future individual growth because their records are not sealed like those of minors tried in the juvenile justice system. Many employers and supervisors are unwilling to hire someone with an adult criminal record or pay such individuals similar wages to those without any interaction with the justice system. Juveniles placed in adult prisons in Texas face hurdles in

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A collateral interview was conducted with M.S. 54 Booker T. Washington Middle School. It is reported by Mr. Gongaley, Ms. Kirk, Mr. DeLuca and Mr. Behar, that Rafi has been doing very poorly academically the entire year. The child rarely submits homework, does not complete assignments and needs constant refocusing. Although he was with offered the opportunity to go to an afterschool homework program, he does not go often. It is reported that the child needs someone with him in order to reach specific

There are 2 collateral ligaments of the knee; lateral collateral (LCL) and medial collateral (MCL). The LCL attaches from the lateral femoral epicondyle to the lateral part of the fibular head, and is the stronger of the 2 ligaments. It is a thin, round ligament and is extracapsular. The MCL attaches from the medial femoral epicondyle to the medial condyle and superiomedial part of the tibia. It also attaches to the medial meniscus and is a wide, fat ligament (Moore et al. 2010, p. 636). They are