spinal cord and is responsible for all the body’s functions. The Peripheral system consists of nerves and ganglia which connect the limbs and muscles to the brain..These two Nervous Systems work together as pathway for nerve impulses to go to and from the brain and the limbs and muscles. This ailment affects the nervous systems because it results in the degeneration of Upper Motor Neurons [the Motor Neurons in the Central Nervous system] and the Lower Motor Neurons [Motor Neurons in the Peripheral Nervous
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hyper-mobility u Ankle # 2008 Medication u paracetamol Social: u Lives with mother, Has a 20year old sister who also had joint problems u At School u Hobbies- Football, Rugby, Hockey, Swimming Assessment u Posture of upper limb, hand….. u Oedema: very mild in wrist and hand u Skin: shiny and blotchy u ROM: no problem wrist/thumb/fingers u Sensation: No sensory loss u Psychological – Fear of pain - Would not move hand or thumb – worried about not being able
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How to properly stretch before a workout Staying physically fit can only benefit the body and the mind. Physical activity is essential to prevent and reduce risks of many diseases and improve physical and mental health. When you exercise, your body releases chemicals called endorphins. Endorphins also trigger a positive feeling in the body, similar to that of morphine. The authors of the Lancet studies even suggest that 6-10% of the world’s non-communicable diseases such as heart disease, diabetes
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mobilization * To correct and prevent deformities * To support and stabilize weak joints Types of Casts 1 Short and long -arm cast for the upper limbs. : Extends from below the elbow to the proximal palmar crease. 2 Gauntlet Cast (thumb spica): from below the elbow to the proximal palmar crease. 3 Short and Long-leg Cast for the lower limbs. 4 Body Cast: Encircles the trunk stabilizing the spine. 5 Spica Cast: Incorporates the trunk and extremity. 6 Shoulder spica: encloses
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Spasticity is usually caused by damage to the portion of the brain or spinal cord that controls voluntary movement. The damage causes a change in the balance of signals between the nervous system and the muscles. This imbalance leads to increased activity in the muscles. Spasticity negatively affects muscles and joints of the extremities, and is particularly harmful to growing children. 1.2. PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE Spasticity affects more than an estimated 12 million people worldwide. 1.3. OTHER
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A. Hypothesis and Specific Aims In many debilitating conditions produced by structural brain injuries such as diffuse axonal injury, stroke, neurodegenerative disease, as well as functional disorders such as depression, objective measures of activity are crucial to assess disease severity, and consequently management and outcome assessment. Recent advances in miniaturization – specifically, the availability of compact and inexpensive accelerometers and gyroscopes – opens up the possibility of making
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ensuring that there are enough spares and hardware available. All hardware are maintained within their periodical maintenance schedule and are diligently done, it's always available and ready for the next production set-up when it’s required. All activities are recorded and updated in the system for internal or external audits. A typical Wafer Sort Operations works in a required controlled environment, which is the Class 10,000 (10K), designed to never allow more than 1,000 particles (0.5 microns
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UNDERSTANDING THE HUMAN BODY NOTES Anatomical Position - Posterior = Back Anterior = Front Dorsal = Back Ventral = Front Medial = Middle Lateral = Side Superior = Above Inferior = Below Proximal = Near point of attachment / Beginning Distal = Away from point of attachment / end Cephalic = Head Caudal = Tail Anatomical Guides – Using a known anatomical structure or region identifying an underlying or adjacent structure. Linear Guide – Drawing a real or imaginary line to locate
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Instructor’s Manual for the Laboratory Manual to Accompany Hole’s Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology Eighth Edition Terry R. Martin Kishwaukee College [pic] [pic] Instructor’s Manual for the Laboratory Manual to Accompany Hole’s essentials of human anatomy and physiology, eighth edition David shier, jackie butler, and ricki lewis Published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education
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eligibility criteria with mild to moderate motor impairment were randomized. Both groups executed a warm up session for 10 minutes that consisted of trunk flexion, extension and rotation, associated with upper and lower limbs stretching. The PT group followed a program that consisted of trunk and limb mobilisation, balance, muscle strengthening, rhythmic movement, postural alignment, double-task execution, bimanual tasks, and gait training. The Nintendo Wii group executed a sequence of tasks according
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