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    Back Pain Research Paper

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    poor conditioning, improper equipment, poor technique, repetitive activities and training errors. This article addressed the many external factors that could cause an athlete to develop back pain. Abnormal lumbar curvature, bone deformities, hypermobility, muscular strength imbalance can also play a role in the development of…

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    My Knee Cap Essay

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    Have you ever gone to walk, and then fallen over only to look down and watch your knee cap slide back into place? Then realizing that you will once again be on crutches for another two weeks, having to sit out of whatever activities you had planned. Have you ever woken up not being able to feel your arm because your shoulder has popped out of joint again? Have you ever not been able to simply lay down because your scoliosis is acting up? This is what it’s like to have hyper mobility syndrome.…

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    A 35-minute examination was completed at an outpatient physical therapy clinic. The patient had her caregiver/niece with her at the time of the initial evaluation and examination session. The caregiver sat off to the side and observed the therapy session as well as offered relevant information regarding the patient when appropriate. The patient was also observed in the standing position from the front, back, left and right. Patient presented with forward flexed posture at the thoracolumbar…

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    2003. During these disasters for their country, “this is where neo-liberalist see the opportunity to sympathize to the people” and also profit out of these difficult times for the people (Bello). Klein is “appalled by the ways in which US foreign policy and economic influence has been used to ‘shock’ nations into accepting its ideology” (Williamson). One of the evens that happened in the book was the case in Chile in 1973. Chile had democratically elected socialist President Allende was…

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    Hallucinogens Essay

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    Hallucinogens are a chemical substance that causes hallucinations. Hallucinations, derived from Latin, álucinari, means to ‘wander in the mind.’ Hallucinations includes all sensory perceptions whether real or not. Psychedelics, Greek derived, translates to ‘soul and mind manifesting’ and are a class of hallucinogens that are useful tools in gaining understanding of how the brain, mind and body works. The study is complex and requires a broad and deep knowledge of the various mechanisms and…

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    Medical drama has always been a fairly popular genre on television, but it has grown so much within the past few years. What exactly is medical drama? A medical drama is a televised show that has a setting of a hospital, or surgery room, and typically has characters acting as doctors or nurses. During these medical shows more events happen beyond the medical part, and goes further than the events that pertain to the characters’ job. A typical medical drama portrays some aspects of characters’…

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