Medial rectus muscle

extrinsic eye muscles that are primarily responsible for eye movement.” The three nerves that contribute to human eye movement are: oculomotor, abducens and trochlear nerve. The oculomotor is a pure motor nerve, “that controls the superior, inferior and medial rectus,” (Marieb, 495) The abducens nerve is a purely motor nerve that carries motor impulses to the lateral rectus that permits the eye to move side to side and abduct. The trochlear nerve innervates the superior oblique eye muscle that allows

a foundation, shock absorption and propulsion for movement, while the foot assists in sustaining significant pressures and loads, along with providing flexibility and mobility. The foot and ankle contains up to 26 bones, 33 joints, more than 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments and a complex system of blood vessels, nerves, skin, and tissue. Together these important components serve to provide support, balance and mobility to the rest of the body above. A hinged synovial joint, the range of motion

has Sciatica. The patient, Susan, is experiencing chronic pain and muscle spasms in her lower back, left hip and left leg. During Susan’s routine physical through questioning her physician discovered that she had an average medical history, normal blood pressure, normal heart rate, and exercises regularly. During the examination, her physician noted that the pain in her lower back was bilateral. Along with this pain was mild muscle spasms and pain that radiates down the lateral surface of the hip

name of a muscle can distinguish its location, action, shape, and function. Select five different muscles to make this distinction. Descriptive terms are used to name skeletal muscles. Some names give the location in the body. The temporalis muscle is attached to the temporal bone in the skull. The brachialis muscle is attached to the humerus bone, but brachial refers to the main artery in the arm. Some muscles are named for their origins and insertions, like the genioglossus muscle, for example

cruciate ligament as two bands, anteromedial attaches anterioriorly on intercondylar eminence of medial plateau of tibia.posterolateral attach on medial aspect of lateral condyle of femur; intermediately twisted. Vascular supply is middle genicular artery. Ekbolm (1994). In foot ball, while side cutting, players perform hip extension and abduction , knee flexion and plantar flexion, the main muscles acting is gluteus maximums for hip extension, abductor magnus, longus for abducting the

Interview of Saira Babar Dr. Babar was interviewed Marched 30, 2018 at the law offices of Scott Pool and gave the following information: Dr. Babar does not have access to Ms. Fuhrman’s medical records bur recalls Ms. Fuhrman was admitted to St Mary’s from the emergency room after possibly suffering a stroke, but does not recall the exact dates. At the time she was on-call covering for Dr. Tom Robbins. Ms. Fuhrman was complaining of pain to the abdomen and nausea when Dr. Babar first saw her.

destroys the optic nerve will destroy all input from that retina, leading to monocular visual loss (blindness in that eye). LESION OF THE OPTIC CHIASM A lesion of the optic chiasm will destroy the fibers from the medial halves of both retinas where they cross. Remember that the medial half of the retina receives the image from the lateral half of the visual field. Thus a lesion of the optic chiasm will result in loss of the lateral halves of the visual fields, sometimes called “tunnel vision” (bitemporal

PRINCIPLES by Breck Buselli 1) Weight/resistance training 2) Cardiovascular training The first topic is WEIGHT/RESISTANCE TRAINING. In order to develop muscles that we all strive for, you need to engage in weight training. There are a few ways to attack the body with weights. A solid program that one can adhere to is to isolate the muscle groups and train each of them once a week with solid intensity. My program consists of FOUR unique sessions every 7-10 days. Each individual exercise consists

be present deep in the shoulder joint. Capsular injuries will present a slipping shoulder feeling, loss of control and velocity. Scapular dyskinesis appear with anterior lateral cuff impingement pain. The pain can radiate through the posterior and medial portions of the scapula. Ulnar collateral ligament sprains can present with various forms of pain and locations. All of these injuries can be treated with physical therapy and surgery if need be (Madden, 2010). It is also a good idea to have a rehabilitation

During walking and running, leg muscles produce forces that impact the tibiofemoral joint. These forces can have a negative impact on the development, health and maintenance of the cartilage and meniscus in that joint (and increased load on the knees and the tibiofemoral joint can result in osteoarthritis). The tibiofemoral load is varied depending on the muscle coordination patterns. The laboratory created a musculoskeletal model of subject to