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The claimant is a 31-year-old male who had an injury on 03/01/2017 while lifting a pallet, he shifted his weight and injured his left shoulder. He was diagnosed with chronic, complete rupture of the left distal biceps tendon. He underwent Allograft reconstruction of the left distal biceps tendon on 06/22/2017. On 06/26/2017, the claimant presented one-week postop from biceps tendon reconstruction. His wound was healing nicely with an intact distal neurovascular status. He was diagnosed with a strain

How to insert a Foley catheter  You must explain the process to the patient before you began. Most patients are not used to inserting any object into their urethra. It is often described as painful or uncomfortable. So out of respect for the patient, explain the steps of the procedure to him/her before beginning.  Ask the patient to lay on their back. The patient's legs should be spread and their feet should be together. The patient laying on their back relaxes the bladder and urethra, making easier

Post-Operative Home Exercise Program Phase I (pre-functional): Maximum protection phase Day 1 post-op – 4 weeks 1. Pendulum exercise Directions: While standing, bend forward and let your affected arm hang loosely. Prop the unaffected arm on a table or place your hand in the seat of a chair, to maintain balance. Relax your shoulder and initiate swinging of the arm by moving your upper body forwards and backwards, side to side, and in a circle. *Complete each of these three movements for 2-3 minutes

Have you ever heard when a baseball gets hit by a bat? If you imagine, you can see how the ball feels if it had feelings. I felt how the ball might feel when I was run over. When I look at the cut on my left elbow, I see where a scar would be that would be about five inches long. I can remember the feel of the blood running down my arm like water rushing down a river going to the deep blue sea. As I was quickly finishing the card that I hand make every year for my best friend Jaci, when my mother

small-tattoos-01.jpg Tattoo on the outer side of the upper arm about four inches long depicting army-like stripes approximately a quarter inch thick, with the first stripe two inch from the crook of the arm. Four stripes of light black ink tone point upwards towards the upper arm and transform into two dark toned images of a bird in motion. Small-tattoos-02.jpg Tattoo design covering the entire circumference of the wrist. Shows of ocean wave on the backside of the wrist of the right hand in gray

2. PATTERN MAKING 2.1 Body Measurement Garment fitting is based on taking body measurements. So it is very important for a dress maker to know how to take accurate measurements. For a successful garment cutting, one must know the size and shape of the human body, for which designing has to be done. Anatomy begins with the eight head theory (Adu-Boakye et.al 2012). 2.1.1 Body Anatomy The father of tailoring Mr. Wampon drew seven imaginary lines across the body structure for the purpose of easy measurement

Competitive sports means to have a rivalry with anything with either oneself or a person in a certain sport. This makes the competitor compare and improve when competing with one another. Some examples of competitive sports are Basketball, Table Tennis, Running, Football, Hiking, Robe Climbing, and many more. There are several benefits that come from playing sports such as collaboration, teamwork and commitment. On the other hand, there are also several disadvantages that come with sports. Some

Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injury of the Elbow With Rehab Ulnar collateral ligament injury is a type of elbow injury that develops from repeated overhand throwing movements (overuse). This motion places a lot of stress on the two strong bands of tissue (ligaments) that hold your elbow joint in place. The ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) is a main ligament located on the inside of your elbow. Over time, repetitive overhand throwing can damage the UCL. This injury is common in athletes who make repeated

CHIEF COMPLAINT: Both bone forearm fracture follow up HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: Noah is an 11-year-old fifth grader who fell off his skateboard, resulting in a both bone forearm fracture of the left forearm with deformity, who underwent closed reduction in the emergency room on July 4, 2015, after his injury. He was treated with closed reduction and double sugar tong application and returns for followup today to check his progress and his reduction in double sugar tongs. The patient reports

MRI of the right shoulder dated 07/20/2017 revealed a near full-thickness tear of the supraspinatus tendon with a thin portion of the bursal surface intact. There was an associated tendinosis. There was a SLAP tear of the labrum, as well as, the anterior inferior labral tearing with a possible bony or hyaline cartilage injury. There was infraspinatus and subscapularis tendinosis without evidence of a tear, retraction, or atrophy. MRI post arthrography was recommended for further evaluation. A physical