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    Even if it's not the season for outdoor walking in your area, there are places you can walk to stay healthy. The local gym is one choice, of course, but you can also get creative with your walking workouts. Years ago, there were tapes where women would walk in place in the comfort of their own home. There's a tendency to throw on a pair of ratty old sneakers if you aren't going outside, but that would be a mistake. You need cushioning and support in your walking shoe. You can also walk at…

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    On the Walk and Turn test, I asked Bailey to place his right foot in front of his left foot while I domonstrate the test. Bailey was unable to stand without swaying and using his arms. Bailey also wasn’t able to put his right foot in front of his left foot without losing his balance. Bailey wasn’t able to finish performing the test that I demonstrated to him. On the One Leg Stand test, I asked Bailey to hold either foot of his choice up parellel, 6 inches off the ground with his leg…

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    What´s Plantar Flexion?

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    The anatomy of the foot is a tremendously complex one. Plantar Flexion as defined by O’Toole (2013) “A toe down motion of the foot at the ankle. It is measured in the degrees from the 0 degree position of the foot at rest on the ground, with the body in a standing position.” Plantar flexion is a movement that is used every day, from climbing the stairs to applying the foot the pedal while driving (Contributor, 2015). Motion defined by (Lippert,2011). ‘As the process of moving joints, limbs…

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    this assignment, there are two essay we have to read , both of these articles have a same points and share same stories to influence an audience but in different style of writing. Helen Keller, the important day and another one called my left foot by Christy Brown wrote the first article. Both of the authors Both of these authors use rhetorical appeals that include logos, ethos, and pathos, to help the readers who were born with similar disabilities find inspiration. Helen Keller, in her…

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    The foot-binding tradition for Chinese women has existed for centuries. Although no one is quite sure how it began, it is certain that foot-binding has affected the Chinese culture negatively and restricts Chinese women throughout history up until this point in time currently. To begin with, the novel The Three-Inch Golden Lotus takes the readers through the journey of a young girl named Fragrant Lotus and her unwinding into the restrictive culture that promotes footbinding. At a young age she…

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    some new running strategies. Christopher McDougall follows the Tarahumara Indians who are living in the Copper Canyons in Chihuahua State, Mexico, this is an epic adventure that began with one simple question from Christopher McDougall, why does his foot hurt. In search of an answer, Christopher McDougall sets off to find…

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    Short Story About Fishing

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    leach even if my foot got smashed with it, but Liz abruptly stopped me. “Emma, what in the world are you doing?” She asked looking very concerned as I was holding a rock above my foot ready to do whatever was necessary to kill the bloodsucking, slimy leach. “What’s it look like?” I asked with a ton of sarcasm, but apparently she didn’t take it with a grain of salt. I could tell I made her mad but I didn’t realize just how mad until she pinned me down and ripped the leech off of my foot with…

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    were taken of the affected side, one each of the upper and lower ribs. Next, another four images were taken of the patient’s right foot. An images of the foot was captured in the dorsoplantar or anteroposterior projection. Then, two anteroposterior oblique images were taken, one with a medial rotation and the other with a lateral rotation. The final image of the foot was taken in the lateral position with a mediolateral projection. With regard to the image projections both the tube angulation…

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    Cruciate Ligament Case

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    weight (Drake, Mitchell, & Vogl, 2012). In order for the leg and foot to start turning a bluish color, the popliteal artery would have to be pinched or clamped off causing the patient to lose blood supply to his lower limbs. The normal blood flow goes femoral artery, turns into the popliteal artery and then…

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    signs of abnormalities when doing that specific task because of his physical appearance. When performing a 20 yard dash you typically start in a slight lung position. Meaning that one foot is in front and slightly bent and the other foot is straight. You start in this position because you want to push off each foot in order to give you more momentum and increase one’s speed. However,…

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