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    Obstacles In Sport

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    M1 locate the bones, joints, movement types and muscles used during a range of sporting activities: Example 1 – Andy Murray tennis serve. The Andy Murray serve begins with him lining up at a 45 degree angle to the baseline. His legs are a little more than body width apart with the left foot about 30 degrees off the line. This stance means that he will be using a big turn of the whole body to assist in providing some of the power to his serve. His arms are extended out in front. His left hand…

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    Down syndrome, also called Trisomy 21, is a congenital disorder resulting in abnormal development of the brain, causing mental retardation in varying degrees (Carlson, N. R., 530). Down syndrome is the most frequent human birth defect. Mother’s age, in most cases the mothers ova functions differently causing her to produce two (rather than one) twenty-first chromosomes. When fertilization occurs, the father’s twenty-first chromosome makes three rather than two. Down syndrome causes developmental…

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    test elicits paresthesias in the distribution of the median nerve. The reverse Phalen technique is also a test for carpal tunnel syndrome and is performed in a similar fashion to the Phalen test, but with the wrist held in extension instead of in flexion. Choice “C” is not the best answer. The Finkelstein test is used for de Quervain tenosynovitis—tenosynovitis of the extensor pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis longus tendons of the wrist. To perform this test, the patient is instructed to…

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    Prodromal Symptoms

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    athetoid/myokymic/lateral tongue” (Mittal & Walker, 2007, p, 798). The upper body movements that were being measured included; “retrocollis/torticollis, shoulder/hip torsion, athetoid/myokymic finger–wrist– arm, pill rolling, writhing, and alternating extensions and flexions of the fingers or wrist” (Mittal & Walker, 2007, p,…

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    Achilles Tendon Injury

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    swelling by elevating the ankle. The patient can start doing weight exercises for the upper body only and assigned exercises to help the lower body and injured area. With the exercise program the exercises that are included without the brace are ankle flexion-extension and ankle circles. The exercises with the brace on include straight leg life, hip abduction, standing hamstring curl, and the stationary cycle for ten to twenty minutes daily (Price).…

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    difficulties of the rheumatic disease. The so-called painter of happiness did not know about the benefits conferred by disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs and was treated with purges and antipyrine. Due to nature course of disease, he suffered fixed flexion deformity and destruction of his knees, ankylosing of right shoulder and rupture of several extensors of the hands. Renoir also experienced complications such as pleuritis, weight loss, nodules, cutaneous vasculitis and bedsore.…

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    DOI: 12/27/2011. The patient is a 50-year-old female home attendant who sustained a work-related injury to her left arm, bilateral knees, left rib, and back, when she tripped and fell on a broken sidewalk while walking with her client. She had a left shoulder arthroscopic surgery on 4/30/2015. Per OMNI, she appears to have attended at least 16 PT visits from 5/14/15 to 6/29/15. Based on the latest medical report dated 12/16/15, the patient complains of left shoulder pain. She has been diagnosed…

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    diaphragm to help an individual to breath which in this case, the patient was having problem breathing he was required a ventilator to breath. C5 helps with the flexion of the biceps and elbow muscles. C6 relates with the extension of the wrist and rotation of the arm. C7 straightens the elbow and fingers and pronates and flex the wrist. C8 is the flexion of the fingers. Majority of the tasks with his arms are limited but with help of physical or massage therapy the patient will regain his motor…

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    Cryotherapy was ineffective in both studies above-mentioned. However both of them presented limitations that ought to be mentioned. Pointon et al. (2011)13 used a small sample (10 athletes), and evaluated knee extensors, and in light of a study of Chen, Lin, Chen et al. (2011)15, it is known that knee extensors are more resistant to EIMD than other muscle groups (knee flexors and elbow flexors), which may have compromised the results. Johar (2012)14 recruited male and female participants that…

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    in the joint this can cause excruciating pain for the person who has this condition and limit them in everyday activities. On account of the joints deteriorating the muscles tend to cause spasms more frequent, occurring in the hamstrings, causing flexion deformity/contracture of the knee. In consideration…

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