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    Prosthetics

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    Prosthetic devices simulating limbs attached to a person’s body date back to thousands of years ago. Obviously‚ you will never be able to compare the efficiency a limb that was created two thousand years ago with a modern‚ present-day limb. Anyways‚ the purpose of a prosthetic device being attached to your body is to replace a limb of your body. Most of the times‚ these limbs were cut‚ injured‚ or amputated. Even though the prosthetic device would only work as a small support‚ scientists today are

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    with the loss of a limb a team of trained professionals is engaged - a doctor‚ a prosthetist‚ a psychologist‚ and nurses. To rehabilitate an amputee‚ a physiotherapist is also required. When a person is adjusting to life without a limb‚ a physiotherapist is almost indispensable in the patient’s healing process. An amputee has to deal with several physical and physiological issues the. Among these are phantom pains‚ which are painful sensations that seem to emanate from the limb that has already been

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    with his life with the help of prosthetics. After the loss of a limb life is challenging‚ but with the help of prosthetics it becomes easier. Prosthetics have evolved over time to do just that. No amputation is wanted but‚ just like my fathers‚ they are preformed if and when nesasarry. For those of you who don’t know what an amputation is‚ its the removal of a limb due to trauma‚ prolonged constriction‚ or excessive pain in that limb. Amputation is used a preventative measure from the spread of disease

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    Crush Syndrome

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    can occur through the means of a natural disaster‚ acts of war‚ traffic collisions‚ as well as industrial accidents. Crush syndrome differs from a crush injury depending on the longevity of the prolonged and continuous pressure on the muscles and limbs. It is characterized by hypovolemic shock‚ which is an emergency condition in which severe blood and fluid loss make the heart unable to pump enough blood to the body. Crush syndrome is also characterized by hyperkalemia‚ acute renal failure and muscle

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    Jimmy Tucker Biography

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    NeuroProsthetics Clinical Training Course Description & Registration 2009 Axiobionics 800 552 3539 www.Axiobionics.com Columbus OH NeuroProsthetics NeuroProsthetics are devices that interact with and control the nervous system. They are designed to reproduce or substitute for neurological and physiological function that has been lost to injury or disease. Wearable electrical stimulation systems deliver impulses to peripheral nerves. They

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    lies ahead. In the case of a traumatic amputation‚ this may not be possible. Preoperative nursing care and patient education for the patient about to undergo amputation of all or part of a limb includes the following.   (1) Build the patient’s strength by implementing muscular exercises for the unaffected limbs.   (2) Improve the patient’s nutritional status by encouraging a balanced diet high in vitamins and minerals and with adequate protein to enhance wound healing. Maintain adequate hydration

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    War and Prosthetics

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    hospitals are experiencing a surge of patients returning home from service in Iraq and Afghanistan in need of prosthetics. As of January 2012‚ more than 1‚400 service members required major limb amputations due to wounds sustained in combat. Nearly one in four service members incurred the loss of multiple limbs. The increase in on-the-ground operations and exposure to IEDs has resulted in an increase in the number of bilateral amputations. The connection between armed conflict and major advances in

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    The Impact of Legislation

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    Legislation impact. Legislation about health & safety. The health and safety training in ICT is important. They are many risks that could cause major office hazards. Risks The most common complained injuries are: Upper limb disorders Eye problems Headaches Fatigue Upper limb disorders affect the arms‚ from fingers to shoulder and neck. They are often called strain injuries‚ cumulative trauma disorder or occupational overuse syndrome. Using a computer for too long can cause bad eye sight. Your

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    Handicapped International

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    HELP HANDICAPPED INTERNATIONAL - INDIA The loss of a foot or limb due to landmine explosions or any disease is a major tragedy for any human being and to come to terms with this loss of a part of the body is not only a very traumatic experience but also fraught with dire economic consequences. A financially independent person suddenly realizes that he or she is totally at the mercy of relatives and friends and unable to indulge in any income generating activity. Prospects of poverty loom large

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    Mirror Box Therapy is part of a program called ’Graded Motor Imagery’ which offers improvements in pain and disability by retraining the brain and re-mapping neural pathways‚ for patients who suffer from Chronic pain (Neuropathic pain‚ CRPS‚ Phantom limb pain) or for patients who have suffered a stroke or ABI (Acquired Brain Injury). (http://mirrorboxtherapy.ie/‚ 2012) There are few studies were done on effectiveness of Mirror Box Therapy. One of the studies investigated the effects of Mirror therapy

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