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Static, Dynamic and Protective Factors The approach of a risk assessment requires health professionals to consider variable risk factors for CM. Different risk factors generate different risk outcomes. Risk factors can be classified as being “modifiable” or “non-modifiable” (Allnutt et al., 2010). The non-modifiable risk factors are “static” and do not change over time and assist in identifying baseline and longer-term risk (Allnutt et al., 2010). CM’s age, gender, ethnicity, social class,…

I stand on the toilet I was sitting on so he wouldn't be able to see me. He’s male because why else would he walk into the male washroom? “Damn it, who the hell left these on?” I took a risky peek out of the stall, hoping that he wouldn’t see me. It was the civilian. I went back down and he walked near me and probably went to the stall beside me. He probably didn’t know I was here. I can safely knock him out. But how? I didn’t have any weapons. Except, for my fists. I didn’t hear him lock the…

Throughout A Farewell to Arms, Catherine Barkley is frequently critiqued as being a static character. She lacks complexity and individuality. This characterization often analyzes her as being two- dimensional. Her manin role throughout the novel appears to be some sort of motivation to keep Henry’s mind from the war. As a reader, it is unclear exactly what Catherine’s thoughts are. Although she is discussed a lot in the book, we do not know much about her. She never undergoes any major…

Acute and Chronic Effects of Stretching on Strength Dependent Performance Training programs for athletes often include both strength and flexibility exercises. Increasing strength is believed to increase athletic performance, while a minimal degree of flexibility, which varies between sports, is fundamental for optimal performance. Additionally, many authors and clinicians advise that stretching beyond this minimal needed flexibility prior to the main physical activity will reduce the risk of…

are two types of completely opposite characters that can be represented throughout a novel; static and dynamic characters. All characters in a story fall within this range. A static character is simply described as someone who does not undergo an important change in the course of a story. Throughout a compelling story, the character would remain the same even though they may experience life changes. The static characters do not experience a change of confidence, persona, or morals. The second…

indicates that a hero should make sacrifices for the good, like our hero, Beowulf. Beowulf: A New Telling, is a folktale written by Robert Nye about the young hero, Beowulf, who volunteers to fight evil demons and monsters like Grendel. Beowulf is a static hero in this folktale because both as a young hero and as an old king, he was kindheartedly respectful to others. Although Beowulf is known for being a monster fighting warrior, he as a young hero is very kind and considerate to others. For…

beneficial in sports utilizing momentum from form, and the momentum from static-active stretching strength, in an effort to propel the muscle into an extended range of motion not exceeding one's static-passive stretching ability. Anything beyond this becomes ballistic stretching. This form of stretching prepares the body for physical exertion and sports performance. In the past it was the practice to undertake static stretching before exercise. Dynamic stretching increases range…

3. Compare their performance on the static balance task and on the Up-and –Go test. How did each of them do when getting up out of the chair during the Up-and-Go test? Patient 1: The patient performed activities standing with feet together eyes open and eyes closed without sway or loss of balance for 30 seconds. However, the patient was unable to place her feet in tandem and had moderate amounts of sway upon performance. In contrast, the patient was asked to perform a TUG to assess dynamic…

(Y) Balance Test show that this test has reliability in all situations (table3). The findings of this study in analyzing the relation of the anthropometric features with static functional balance tests (Romberg, Sharpend Romberg) showed that often there is no significant relationship between anthropometric features and static functional balance tests. Moreover, the results of this study in analyzing the relation of anthropometric features with dynamic functional balance tests (timed Get Up and…

Furthermore, the program consists of endurance training on Wednesday, then a 40-minute run of 85% MHR on Thursday, and static stretching to prevent injury on Friday, and interval training on Saturday. Likewise from the first week, the second week has consecutive endurance and circuit training, simultaneously targeting arm, leg and core muscles needed to jump, spike, set…