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    Tinetti Balance Test

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    Tinetti Balance Test. This test is a standardized evaluation of mobility and stability which takes 8 to 10 minutes to complete.2 Balance is assessed in sitting, arising, immediate and prolonged standing, and turning reflecting body control and strength. In gait testing, stance, trunk stability, and path deviations are observed. Step length, swing and clearance on each foot are compared for continuity and symmetry. A score of 18/28 or less indicates a patient is at high risk, score of 19-23 out…

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    ALS Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is a progressive disorder that is inherited or acquired. It affects motor neurons. Motor neurons are cells that are in the brain, brain stem and spinal cord and their function is to carry an electrical signal to a muscle and trigger it to contract or relax. Medical terminology, a means without, my is muscle and trophic is nourishment. Lateral is pertaining to the side/direction that is affected and sclerosis is an abnormal condition of hardening. It was…

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    REGIONAL WRITE-UP—SKIN, HAIR, AND NAILS_______________________________ Date 3/1/17 Examiner Brittanie Bartz Student Nurse Patient AK Age 21 Gender Male Reason for visit: “large bump on forehead”, “pain when touched” I. Health History 1. Any past skin disease? 2. Any change in skin color or pigmentation? 3. Any changes in a mole? 4. Excessive dryness or moisture? 5. Any skin itching? 6. Any excess bruising? 7. Any skin rash or lesions? 8. Taking any medications? 9. Any recent…

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    in the 18th and 19th century was a major turning point in history and influenced every aspect of daily life, including traveling (Griffin, 2010). With the invention of the steam engine and further developments in transportation technologies, the mobility of tourists improved considerably. Particularly trains and the steam ships did not only lead to an upsurge in transport carrying capacity, but reduced substantially the cost of travelling (More, 2000) as well. Although these new means of…

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    Integrating CT into daily activities in elementary schools expose students to the use of electronic devices and prepares students for higher levels of education and in the future to be able to get jobs requiring advanced computer skills, especially in the case of students who do not have computers at home (Chapman & Mählck, 2004). Computer-based learning…

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    well as three were injured. Men are sentimental beings, who can process current information faster, and understand the road structure more fluently. From this a machine like a self driving car is only going to understand what its code is telling the device. Currently, that code is only going to say the basic patterns and situations that are common in driving. The machine itself lacks the creativity to decide whether or not a certain and specific action shall be taken. Much of this might reflect…

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    Rossum's Universal Robots?

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    from a definition given by a leading United States robotics research institute, where they defined a robot as a multifunctional, reprogrammable manipulator that has been made and is designed to actuate the movement of tools, materials, specialized devices and parts through variable motions that are programmed in order for the performance of different tasks as required by man (Robot Institute of America, 1979). The term robot was first used by Karel Capek from Czech Republic who was a novelist…

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    immigrants all around the world and a source of pride for Americans. The American Dream was the epitome of liberty, the idea that one could pursue success and happiness, under the freedom granted under the United States of America. Democracy, social mobility, and prosperity. Every man and woman was entitled to the precious opportunity to seek their American Dream--except for slaves. In The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, the author, Frederick Douglass, recounts his horrific…

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    due to an accident. Not all joint replacements are successful. If you're having complications after surgery, you may be entitled to compensation. Joint Replacements Most of the joints in your body can be surgically replaced with a prosthetic device. Hip and knee replacements are the most commonly performed surgeries, along with shoulders and elbows. Senior Citizens make up the largest demographic undergoing joint replacement due to chronic pain. Arthritis causes crippling pain and…

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    transfers, balance, wheelchair mobility, and gait training. Recreational therapy is done to address her leisure activities to decrease her anxiety. Rehabilitation nursing is used to address her bowel and bladder training, teach her bathing, toileting, and how to dress herself as well skin care. Bowel reprogramming was done for neurogenic bowel and rectal toning. In addition the Foley catheter was ordered to improve bladder mobility and retraining. Sequential compression device (SCD’s) and TED…

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