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    Personal Narrative: A Career As A Physical Assistant

    Throughout my time in the military, I have had many injuries. One of my many injuries was a back spasm that was aggravated by extraneous activity, even to the point where I could not run. It was caused by a nerve being pinched by the vertebral disks in my spine. I spent a large amount of time trying to ignore the pain, but i knew at some point i was going to need to seek help for my constant and ongoing pain. It was not until i visited with a physical therapist that i felt any relief. At El Paso

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    Bursitis Case Study Essay

    Long-term management of bursitis in the knees of athletes Patients who have recurrent symptoms in defiance of the acute intervention, a glucocorticoid injection is suggested. In injecting the glucocorticoid, the patient must lay on his back with the leg straightened and externally rotated. The midline of the lower leg is then determined. Upon injection, it must be free flowing with minimal resistance, when pressure is recognized; it is usually because of incorrect positioning. It is crucial that

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    Basketball Injury Research Paper

    Basketball-Related Injuries Basketball is the fourth leading cause of injury in organized community sports, although more than three out of four of basketball injuries are minor, an injury may require surgery. The ankle and knee are the most commonly injured. Basketball is a popular sport, but the sport has a risk for injuries that can be prevented and/or treated. During basketball games and practice, injuries can result in bruises, sprains, and spasms. Ankle injuries are the most common injuries in basketball

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    Artificial Gentle: The Risk Of Injury In Football

    natural grass turf research can be split into three areas; Injuries, Play Style/Game Play and Player Impressions. The aim of this report is to look into these three areas to assess the effect that playing surfaces have on the game of football. Many studies into the risk of injury on artificial turf compared to natural turf have come to the same conclusion. They have found that for the most part there isn’t a significant increase in risk of injury on artificial surfaces comparatively. However it is suggested

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    Examples Of Hammurabi's Law Code Dbq

    could range from a persons hands being cut off, to the person being drowned. There are many opinions about Hammurabi’s Code being just or unjust. It can be shown that these laws are just in many different categories, such as family laws, personal injury laws, and property laws. There were many problems in Babylon at the time. Due to these problems Hammurabi’s Code is split into three categories. The first category of laws are family laws. An example of a family law is, “If a son has struck

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    Foot And Ankle Injury Research Paper

    Foot and ankle injuries are very common but not many people even know what really happens when they injure their foot or ankle. There are many things that can be injured in your foot and ankle such as ligaments, tendons, bones, and fascia. An injury can range from inflammation of fascia or a broken bone or even torn ligaments. It is important to understand how serious foot and ankle injuries can be to the overall health of an individual. A sprain is when ligaments and tendons are torn and or

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    Knee Injury Research Paper

    The knee is the largest joint in the human body, it is also one of the most stressed and complex. This makes it easy for injuries to happen. An estimated 6,664,324 knee injuries were presented to ER’s from 1999 through 2008, equaling 2.29 knee injuries per 1,000 individuals. The biggest age group with knee injuries during that time was 15-25 year olds. Knee injuries are so common because of how complex the knee is. The knee is formed by three bones, the patella the tibia and the femur. In

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    Personal Injury Claims

    Why You Shouldn’t Settle Your Personal Injury Claim Many people assume that when you sue another person for a personal injury, it automatically goes to court and is decided by a judge. Many personal injury cases never actually go that far, since they are settled in mediation where each party has some control over what the settlement will be. If you involved in a lawsuit for your personal injury, here are some reasons why you shouldn’t settle and either go to court of continue with mediation. Your

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    Greyhound Research Paper

    orthopedic injuries while competing. In 1999, Sicard and Short, found that “In the first year, there was a total of 788 orthopedic injuries reported from five greyhound tracks and 22,975 official races. This represented a 3.4 percent injury rate when data from all of the tracks were combined,” and that “In the second year, there were a total of 1099 orthopedic injuries reported from four greyhound tracks from approximately 20,285 official races. This represented a 5.4 percent injury rate when data

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    Shin Splints Research Paper

    Shin Splints Shin splints are not injuries in themselves, but they do refer to a few different injuries in the lower leg. They refer to the pain along the shinbone (tibia), which is the large bone on the front of the lower leg, and typically common in runners, dancers, and the military. They are painful, but they do cure over time with the right treatment. Although many individuals believe shin splints to be incurable, there are numerous facts about shin splints that can lead them to recovery and

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