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    reach in life. It’s measured by the obstacles you overcome” An obstacle I had to face and overcome would be the time I injured my ankle. How did I overcome this obstacle you may ask? I overcame this obstacle by being positive and having a good attitude, almost every step of the way. In the begging of 8th grade I got a high ankle sprain on my left foot from twisting my ankle on a root. I was running cross country and The person behind me said “Oh my gosh that looked bad” before I could even say “ouch”

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    One of my personal experience that I remember is when I got injured during a basketball game and twisted my ankle with so much pain going through my body my team help me to the personal trainer. When I arrived in the locker room (Carl) the personal trainer exam my ankle, He told it looks bad that I can’t continue. The things that was through my head was when can I play or return or is this the end of my basketball career. The personal trainer came back and told me I’m going to be in recovery for

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    full participation. Because ankle sprains are the most common basketball injury, this chapter will discuss the treatment plan considerations. The initial objective with an ankle sprain is to control swelling that includes protection, rest, ice, compression, and evaluation (P.R.I.C.E) treatment. The P.R.I.C.E treatment plan involves 1) protecting the ankle with braces, wraps, or crutches, 2) resting the ankle by not doing activities that cause pain, 3) icing the ankle for 20 minutes and off for 60

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    near the ends of the long bones in their arms and legs. Because these are the last portion of the bones that harden (ossify), they are particularly vulnerable to injury. For instance, the same type of accident that might cause an adult to have an ankle sprain can be a growth plate fracture in a child. How long does this last? Girls' growth plates usually harden or ossify wen they're around ages 13 to 15 years old, while boys' growth plates harden later, at

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    Athletic training was founded in the early 1950’s. At first there were only a few members centered mostly in colleges and universities. Today, athletic training has grown to 22,700 certified and student members’ worldwide. For a student to become certified they must first get a four-year college education with a bachelor’s degree. After that they have to volunteer at a clinic or hospital and gain hands on experience, some students work for their perspective universities. Then they must also pass

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    Ankle Sprains Case Study

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    Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries among the pediatric population between the ages of 10 and 19, especially with an increased participation in recreational and competitive sports.1,2 Of that pediatric population, females are reported to be more susceptible to ankle injuries than their male counterparts.1 The reoccurrence rate is of even greater concern being as high as 70% within the active, adolescent female population.3 Some potential risk factors that may be contributing to an increased

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    “You have a sprained ankle? Let’s go to my friend who does acupuncture;” mom, “Yeah I have depression? But I just dance it all off;” Maxine.” While we are given hard evidences that alternative medicines, such as herbalism, natural remedies, or even ancient techniques, work miracles. Society still wants to discredit alternative medicine and some even go through great lengths trying to remove it completely as it is “misleading the public” (Quackery). Especially big pharmaceutical companies because

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    Ankle Sprains Overview Essay

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    PT Rehabilitation Plan Ankle Sprains Overview Ankle sprains have three degrees of injury ranging from 1-3. The level of the ankle sprain is determined by the amount that the ligament is torn or stretched. A grade one sprain is categorized as a slight stretching and damage to the fibers of the ligament. A grade 2 sprain is characterized as partial tearing of the ligament and abnormal laxity of the ankle. A grade 3 sprain is characterized by complete tear of the ligament if it can be pushed or

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    standard ankle braces. In addition, many poorer families struggle to afford such expensive devices. My goal for this invention is to develop a feasible and medically accepted system in which a 3D scan of the patient’s foot will be manipulated on the computer to create a custom, 3D-printed brace. This innovative new process, combining the new technologies of 3D scanning and 3D printing, will result in an orthotic that can be produced quickly and inexpensively. Research & Background The Ankle The ankle

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    Introduction In America it is called soccer, but in the rest of the world it is called football. This sport consists of a ball being kicked with feet with the intent of getting the ball into the goal. The faster the ball moves, the less time the goalie has to prevent a goal from being scored. If the ball is kicked directly at the goalie with incredible speed, the ball will be deflected and not go into the goal. Occasionally a player must direct the ball around many additional players to get a free

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