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    unobstructed through low density tissues and being obstructed by high density tissues. Goniometers are a tool used to measure the range of motion of a joint. This helps identify the plane of movement through which a bony landmark can be moved. This can be used to determine possible performance, as well as provided information about pathologies if the range of a motion of a joint is significantly different then known normality standards. III. Mechanical basis for human movement 1.…

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    For ASB tenderness, 8 articles studying 1164 patients were included. The sensitivity was relatively homogeneous, with a range between 0.87 and 1.00. The specificity ranged between 0.03 and 0.98 indicating high heterogeneity. For LTC, 8 reports studying 961 patients were included. The test had heterogeneous results for sensitivity (range between 0.48 and 1.00) and specificity (range between 0.22 and 0.97) (table 2). Because of the high heterogeneity we refrained…

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    Nitrophenol Lab Report

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    must be corresponded to the O-H stretch of the phenol with a literature value that ranges from 3550-3500 cm-1 (Figure 5). The variance between the observed value, and the expected value can be due to the MHz of the IR spectrometer used. The second peak observed was a weak-medium, sharp and narrow at 1586.79 cm-1. This peak was in agreement with the aromatic C=C stretching of a phenol with a literature value that ranges from 1600-1430 cm-1 (Figure 5). The third peak observed was a medium, sharp…

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    strength and range of motion (ROM). She is still having some weakness and pain in the right knee. Surgery has also been recommended for the left knee, but she is holding off on this for now. She continues with home exercise program to strengthen the right knee and to normalize her gait. She also utilizes Norco, which does help with pain and function. Norco helps reduce her pain from 8/10 to 0/10 on VAS. With medication, she is able to walk better, exercise better, better range of motion and…

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    Muscle Stress Exercises

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    The results of a hip operation are greatly improved after range of motion and muscle strengthening exercises. Follow all safety measures which are given to protect your hip. If any of these exercises cause increased pain or swelling in your joint, decrease the amount until you are comfortable again. Then slowly increase the exercises. Call your caregiver if you have problems or questions. HOME CARE INSTRUCTIONS Most of the following instructions are designed to prevent the dislocation of your…

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    because the friction force is applied for a longer amount of time. When someone tries to hit a tennis ball with a lot of speed there is a small “acceptance window”. The acceptance window is a range of angles where the ball is able to clear the net and remain inside of the service box. In order to increase this range, many tennis players give the ball more topspin and strike the ball as high off the ground as possible. When a player gives the ball topspin it creates an area of low pressure…

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    Practice Foot and Ankle Functions. Practice balance, muscle strength, ankle/foot motion and mobility (walking, stairs, running).Look for a symmetric walk pattern. Work on dynamic stability as soon as load-bearing capacity allows, focusing on balance and coordination exercises. Gradually progress the loading, from static to dynamic exercises…

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    Arthroplasty Case Study

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    003918 A physical medicine and rehabilitation consult requested by the orthopedic service of Dr. ___ [NAME]. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: This 65-year-old white male was admitted with the chief complaint of right knee pain. The patient had progressive severity over several years resistant to conservative care. He was admitted ___ hospital on ___, underwent a right total knee arthroplasty by Dr. ___. Postop, he is currently taking fluids p.o., is afebrile. He has not yet been out of bed…

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    - These tendons are able to be injured, especially with repetitive motions of the forearm, such as using a manual screwdriver, washing windows, or hitting a backhand in tennis play. - Tennis elbow is the results in inflammation of the tendons causing pain over the outside of the elbow, occasionally with warmth and swelling…

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    For many people, going to work requires more than just mental exertion. From construction sites to factories and even offices, there are a range of accidents and injuries that can occur from physical labor in the workplace. Fortunately, if you’re suffering from back, shoulder, or hip pain due to an injury, the expert back doctors at iSpine Pain Physicians in Minnesota can help. Whether you spend all day typing or lifting heavy machinery, there are a number of common work-related injuries,…

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