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    The same hospital called back to my mom. They said they had just finished the prosthetics and to come there in an hour or so. When we arrived we went into a room a very nice doctor who also had prosthetics greeted me and she said Good afternoon, trust me prosthetics are not that bad. I'll teach you how to care, put it on, take it off and how to walk in them. The faster you learn how to walk the faster you can get back…

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    Pathogenic Case Studies

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    bilateral hip replacements by the age of 21 years. In his early thirties, the left prosthetic hip was replaced because of mechanical problems, with the right side replaced the following year. A year later he developed bilateral discharging sinuses over the hips and underwent several incision and drainage procedures.” Potential Pathogen In the case of the individual that developed an infection after receiving bilateral prosthetic hip replacement, the pathogen that appears to be the most likely…

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    technology in bionic limbs and organs. Prosthetic limbs and artificial organs are made up of “human body can now be rebuilt with metal, plastic and circuitry” (Brumfiel 68). Brumfiel is explaining how much technology has advanced that now plastic organs are available. What would happen if a person’s artificial heart just stopped working? No one can trust plastic and metal when it depends on a person’s life. Would you trust an artificial organ if you needed one? A prosthetic limb and artificial…

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    Bethany has regained her life and has inspired many others to continue fighting through their own struggles. When an amputation is performed, many people choose to have a prosthetic limb. An amputation is a procedure that surgically removes all or part of a limb on the body. People who have had amputations usually use a prosthetic, which is an artificial body part, to replace that part of the body which has been removed (Spoor and Lackey). There are almost two-million people in the United…

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    Somatosensory Cortex

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    research was done in the laboratory of Richard Andersen, James G. Boswell Professor of Neuroscience, T&C Chen Brain-Machine Interface Center Leadership Chair, and director of the T&C Chen Brain-Machine Interface Center. A paper describing the work appears in the April 10 issue of the journal eLife. The somatosensory cortex is a strip of brain that governs bodily sensations, both proprioceptive sensations (sensations of movement or the body's position in space) and cutaneous sensations (those of…

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    semester, not only did I grow as a student, but as well as a global citizen. My prosthetic hand has helped me grow as a student; my aquaponic helped me grow as a global citizen. I grew as a student by gaining knowledge due to my prosthetic hand activity in DIY Girls. I always find the human body…

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    Then test out the object to get a feel for how it operates, this interrelates with prosthetics. From the article, Forearm amputees’ views of prosthesis use and sensory feedback study, researchers asked individuals questions pertaining to the use of myoelectric prosthesis, which is a prosthetic that manages grip control and force. What researchers found that this was challenging concept for participants to grasp. In doing so many became…

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    A Career As A Prosthetist

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    For our first writing project, I have composed a comprehensive report about my potential occupation: prosthetics. I work at Hanger Clinic on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays each week learning, shadowing and becoming submerged in the field. Because of this, I will be able to insert my personal experience about this field into this project. In addition, my research will come from a personal interview with my dad, American Board Certified Prosthetist, Area Clinical Manager Jay Tew C.P, A.C.M- lead…

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    Prosthetist Career Essay

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    They need to listen, be precise, understand human biology. But they also have their own required skills. For example, prosthetists need to know how to design and make prosthetic limbs. Acupuncturists have to know what each tool is used for, steps for treatments, how to use tools, and need to be able to diagnose illnesses. The salary and/or earnings are quite close too, with similar work hours in which they earn this money…

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    from a nurse, a family member, or a prosthetic. Now, think of all that, all that you have lost, all that you imagine you can never experience again, and wonder how much you would give to have it back. If given the opportunity, I would gratefully explore the science of regenerative human tissue to solve the dilemmas of both amputees and Stem Cell controversialists alike. To watch my granddad rely on my dad for mobility and to see him have to reach for a prosthetic in the morning hurts my heart.…

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