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    My Strengths and Weaknesses in Writing In this paper‚ I am to write about my strengths and weaknesses in writing. This is not an easy task for me because I have never considered myself a writer. Reading other peoples thoughts are activities that are more my speed. I simply have trouble putting my thoughts into writing. Since‚ I do not feel that I have many strengths‚ let’s move on to my weaknesses. Writing deficiencies‚ I have plenty. My biggest problem is figuring out how to write what I am thinking

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    Although the Articles were weak‚ there was a purpose to it. The reason for a weak government was to avoid a strong national government that would try to take an away individual rights. The government was granted the power to declare war and make peace‚ make treaties and establish a postal system. Although this was more power than the states had before‚ it wasn’t enough to keep the states in check. It was denied‚ along with the executive branch‚ raising taxes‚ stopping states from printing their own

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    Etymology Epidemiology (Occurrence) The frequency depends on the incidence of natural disasters and environmental trauma‚ e.g. earthquakes. In local areas where there are epidemics of viral myositis (muscle inflammation) In urban areas with a high incidence of drug and alcohol abuse Causes little or no death unless it is associated with the secondary complications of rhabdomyolysis‚ including hyperkalemia‚ hypocalcemia‚ and acute kidney injury It tends to affect males more than females because

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    and those with seizure disorders (Michaud‚ 2013). Although severity varies‚ these disabilities are characterized by motor impairments resulting from a neurological injury or deficiency. This condition often results in muscle weakness‚ decreased joint range of motion‚ abnormal muscle tone‚ and/or decreased balance and coordination (Michaud‚ 2013). Often‚ these individuals are limited in their ability to participate in age-appropriate activities such as mobility‚ self-care‚ and communication. Many

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    multiple proteins. Since MFMs show morphologically distinct features but consist of genetically and clinically heterogeneous diseases‚ muscle biopsy is important for the diagnosis. A 20-year-old man complained of progressive weakness and atrophy of both legs for two years. He had a dysmorphic face and short stature. The light microscopic examination of his muscle biopsy showed mixed myopathic and neurogenic changes. Many myofibers with multiple clusters of blue red rod-like structures and cytoplasmic

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    neuromuscular‚ autoimmune disease marked by varying degrees of weakness of the skeletal (voluntary) muscles of the body. The body’s immune system attacks and destroys receptors in the muscles. These receptors bind acetylcholine‚ the neurotransmitter released from motor neurons. (Turkington & Harris‚ 2009) The main calling card of myasthenia gravis is muscle weakness that increases during periods of activity and improves after periods of rest. Muscles that control eye and eyelid movements‚ facial expression

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    Definition • Muscular Dystrophy is a group of diseases that cause progressive weakness & a loss of muscle mass • In MD‚ abnormal genes (mutations) interfere with the production of proteins needed to form healthy muscle • There are many different kinds of Muscular Dystrophy • Symptoms of the most common variety begin in childhood‚ primarily in boys • Other types don’t surface until adulthood Definition Cont… • Some people who have MD will eventually lose the ability to walk • Some may have trouble

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    electromyogram (EMG) is a test that is used to record the electrical activity of muscles. When muscles are active‚ they produce an electrical current. This current is usually proportional to the level of the muscle activity. An EMG is also referred to as a myogram. EMGs can be used to detect abnormal electrical activity of muscle that can occur in many diseases and conditions‚ including muscular dystrophy‚ inflammation of muscles‚ pinched nerves‚ peripheral nerve damage (damage to nerves in the arms and

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    the disease until 1939‚ when New York Yankees first basemen Lou Gehrig retired because of his diagnosis (4). Specifically referred to as a "neurodegenerative disease"‚ ALS is the lack of nourishment to muscles (5). If you break "Amyotrophic" down into its latin meanings "A" means no‚ "Myo" is muscle‚ and "Trophic" means nourishment (6). It slowly eats way at the ability to eat‚ speak‚ walk‚ and breath‚ and will eventually lead to the victims death. ALS is the most common of five motor neuron diseases:

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    due to progressive weakness and degeneration of muscle cells over time‚ discovered by Guillaume Duchenne. 2. What you may notice under microscopic view is a mass majority of adipose tissue‚ rapid growth of Endomysium connective tissue‚ and deterioration of muscle cells 3. Being diagnosed with the disease would show pelvic muscle being effected first. Early signs of muscular dystrophy would be fatigue or weakness in the gluteal area. 4. James claves were enlarged due to muscles getting replaced

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