surface of another • Pivot: the cylindrical surface of one bone fits rotates in a ring formed of a bone and a ligament. • Saddle: articulating surfaces have both convex and concave surfaces. 10) Define the following movements and give an example. Flexion-bending parts‚ angle decreases‚ parts come closer Extension-moving parts‚ angle increses‚ parts move farther away Hyperextension-extension
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The Achilles Tendon is one of the largest tendons in the body. The scientific name for the Achilles Tendon is Calcaneal Tendon which adheres to the calf muscle and heel bone which allows for active range of motion (AROM) which consist of running‚ jumping and walking. The outer layer of the Achilles tendon is the paratenon layer then tertiary fibre bundle which holds the primary fibre bundle‚collagen fiber and collagen fibril. Ropes have the same structural base as the Achilles tendon‚ when you pull
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Chapter 48: Breech Delivery Techniques Dr. Ernesto S. Uichanco Introduction Classification of Breech Presentation Vaginal Delivery Versus Cesarean Section Management of Labor and Delivery Spontaneous Breech Delivery Assisted Breech Delivery Delivery of the Shoulder and Arms Delivery of the Head Mauriceau-Smellie-Voit Maneuver Piper’s Forceps Application Complete Breech Extraction Cesarean Section Difficulties in Vaginal Breech Delivery Nuchal Arm Cervical Entrapment of
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DOI: 10/1/2014. The patient is a 53-year old male route sales representative who sustained a work-related injury to his bilateral wrists from lifting carts of clothes. As per OMNI entry‚ he was initially diagnosed with bilateral wrist sprain/strain. MRI of the Left Wrist dated 03/05/2015 showed a small radioulnar joint effusion and subchondral cyst formation. MRI of the Right Wrist dated 03/12/2015 showed subchondral cyst formation. Physical therapy initial report dated 06/11/2015 revealed that the
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evidence of lumbar decompression extending from the inferior lamina of L3 to the superior lamina of S1. Reviewed of the neural lateral films shows multilevel lumbar degenerative disc disease with loss of disc height at L5-S1 and retrolisthesis at L4-5. Flexion and extension films showed no new evidence of inability. Diagnosis includes states post L3 through S1 lumbar decompression; low back pain; bilateral lumbar radiculopathy‚ left equal to right consistent with the L5 and S1 distributions; multilevel
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effective in modifying upper extremity action‚ and the labyrinthine in modifying those of the lower extremities. The symmetrical tonic neck reflex is the simultaneous flexion of the head/neck and upper extremities or simultaneous extension of the head/neck and upper extremities. The symmetrical labyrinthine reflex is the simultaneous flexion of the head/neck and lower extremities or simultaneous extension of head/neck and lower extremities. The righting reflex allows the head to be brought to an upright
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Analysis of the Free-Throw Shot When deciding about a movement to study‚ I thought about many‚ and very few interested me. Then I decided to choose something that was very important to me. Shooting the basketball‚ and more specifically the technique in performing a free throw. I thought by looking more closely at the details of a movement I have been doing since a small child. I thought possibly I could learn something that would give me an advantage in my shot. The application of
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Clinical Synthesis Mid-term Assignment There are many thoughts on the various types of stretching used in an Athletic Training environment. Often people are attached to one method or another based on what their personal experience has been. With all of the various methods I began to wonder what makes Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) so special; why is it that in every clinic where I have spent time‚ PNF is the preferred method. Furthermore if it is used so frequently is it a matter
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Dysesthesia is noted to the right heel area. Dorsiflexion and plantar flexion is less than 10 degrees. Callus formation is noted on the right medial forefoot. Antalgic gait is noted. He ambulates without weight bearing‚ due to heel pain. Strength is 4+/5 with right plantar flexion and dorsiflexion. Patient is also psoitve for reflux and depression Diagnoses are right heel pain; right heel neuropathic pain; and possible complex
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thoracic/lumbar spine shows bilateral lumbar paraspinal spasm and tenderness‚ right sacroiliac joint tenderness‚ and numbness/tingling of the right leg and foot. Range of motion of the thoracic and lumbar spine reveals pain at extremes of flexion and extension. Lumbar forward flexion is 75 degrees and extension is 20 degrees. Kemp’s maneuver/Facet loading is positive on the right. Straight leg raise is equivocal on the
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