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    I wonder, how long where people living 50 years ago compared to how long they live now? Let's find go out! 50 years ago people were only expected to live until 40 isn’t that crazy. I mean people today can live to 114. So I bet you cant imagine how far we came in medical technology. Back then " the first non-blood transfusion was done in 1914". That was 100 years ago but a tiny bit more recent "The first heart and lung transplant was performed in 1967." Which is a huge deal. So many people would…

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    Have you ever undertaken a mission? Well three wonderful people have and they are Ernesto Galarza, Farah Ahmedi, and Buck who is not necessarily a human. Each character had to undertake an either tragic or surprising challenge. Their stories are great to learn and can even help you accomplish your’s. In the story Barrio Boy the character Ernesto Galarza had to undertake a mission by learning English. Before he came to the United States, he lived in Mexico as only a Spanish speaker. However,…

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    Outcome measures provide a way to evaluate the success of physical therapy treatments, providing a way for comparing outcomes related to different intervention approaches. The use of standardized tests and measures early in an episode of care establishes the baseline status of the patient/client, providing a way to measure the change in the patient's abilities. Each outcome measure is created to look at a different population or injury classification. Two outcome measures that can be used in the…

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    me and forty-two other rising high school seniors had completed a semester-long online class during the school year, and were now participating in a week-long Summer Academy. Talking with scientists, engineers, and interns about everything from prosthetics to Reynold’s number made me realize something very powerful. School does not accurately represent how the real world works. I didn’t realize it until I was reflecting on my experiences with the Academy and the FIRST…

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    illustrated to me the potential life-changing impact of biomedical engineering. Morgan had suffered a serious accident and lost both her left arm and leg. This potentially debilitating event seemed but a small inconvenience to her, as a complex prosthetic leg allowed her to play handball, hike through the woods, and ride in a canoe with the effortlessness and poise found in any confident young girl. This experience sparked my interest in biomedical engineering, as I saw how I could use the…

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    much blood," says Ahmed. Five months ago, Ahmad and his father traveled to Boston, U.S. in hopes of receiving prosthetic arms. His mother and four other siblings live in a refugee camp in Turkey. But despite what he's been through, Ahmad cannot stop smiling saying he's chosen to be happy. Now he’s in Sharon, Massachusetts, U.S. with his father and is hoping for two things: prosthetic arms and for President Obama to allow the rest of his family to…

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    Two years ago, a British man was involved in a terrible accident, while riding his bike, half of his face was completely destroyed. Using X ray, CT scan, and CGI technology, scientists were able to create an identical copy of the bikers undamaged face to reconstruct the other half with 3D printing (Griffiths, 2013). Since 3D printing has evolved from what it was 20 years ago, his facial reconstruction surgery made it seem as if nothing had happened to his face. 3D printing has found its way into…

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    Prosthetics can be achieved by creating a mold cast of sculpted clay. Sculpt the desired shape of your prosthesis in any type of oil-based clay (Sculpey and modeling clay are effective). Create a wall of clay around your sculpted clay piece to create a bowl-like…

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    feet amputated at a young age and had to deal with low-quality prosthetics for a significant amount of her life. “A Work in Progress,” is a personal narrative by Aimee herself on how she triumphed over her lack of real legs. Aimee got help from the workers outside of the hospital who helped make her the ideal legs. On page 496 the text states, "And so I started working with engineers, fashion designers, sculptors, Hollywood prosthetic makeup artists, wax museum designers to build legs for me."…

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    Effectiveness of special effects in horror Special effects have been around for quite some time now, and they have been used in many different ways. In horror, special effects serve various purposes. Special effects in horror can show all the blood, gore, and disgusting things shown, it can be a transformation scene, or sometimes simply effects done with a camera and no other outside work. These effects add entertainment and understanding to the workings of the story. It adds to the story, but…

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