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School Census Spring 2014 Application

Version 1.0. School Census Spring 2014 Application. Jim Haywood Product Manager for Statutory Returns. School Census Spring 2014 Overview. School Census Spring 2014 Overview. Coverage Maintained Nursery Schools Primary Schools Middle Deemed Primary Schools

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Ch. 11 Waves

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Muscular System

Muscular System. MED 164. William Budd Medical Careers Institute. Objectives. Structure and functions of muscular system Characteristics of muscles Types of muscular tissue Movement of muscles Cell components of muscle Sliding filament theory Types of contraction Muscle tone

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Function of Bones

Function of Bones. form the framework that supports the body and cradles soft organs provide a protective case for the brain, spinal cord, and vital organs provide levers for muscles. Function of Bones. reservoir for minerals, especially calcium and phosphorus

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kinesio Taping

kinesio Taping. Done by: Rawan Al Dhabi. Introduction : . Muscles are not only attributed to the movements of the body, they also control the circulation of venous and lymph flows, body temperature, etc .

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Injuries to Muscles and Bones

Injuries to Muscles and Bones. Lesson 14. Musculoskeletal System Review. Bones Muscles Tendons Ligaments. Primary Functions of Musculoskeletal System. Provides shape/support for body Muscles acting on bones allow movement Bones protect vital internal organs . Types of Muscles.

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Shoulder Injuries

Shoulder Injuries . By Taelar Shelton, MS, ATC, AT/L. Contusions . MOI: Blows to the shoulder S&S: discoloration, pain and restricted movement Treatment: RICE, protection with padding . Shoulder Pointer. MOI: Blow to the lateral shoulder

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Keeping the body healthy during exercise

Keeping the body healthy during exercise. Hydration. The addition of body fluids, especially water Body fluids lost during exercise primarily because of perspiration and heavy breathing Is thirst a good indicator of fluid loss? Exercise can blunt the thirst mechanism

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Coaches, Managers and Parents Information Pack October, 2013

Coaches, Managers and Parents Information Pack October, 2013. Contents. Our committee How we play Training Game days Roles Parents Coaches Managers Rules Communications. Our Committee. President: Stuart Johnston Treasurer: Maurice Patane

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NERVOUS SYSTEM PART 5

NERVOUS SYSTEM PART 5. RA # 4.5. What are the three structures for detecting light energy for animals?. 1. Oscilli 2. Eye cup 3. Eyes with lens. What are the two types of eyes with lens?. Compound eyes Single eye. Describe the photoreceptors of the eye.

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Rafting

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Injuries to Muscles, Bones, and Joints

Injuries to Muscles, Bones, and Joints. Injuries to muscles, bones and joints often occur as a result of accidents, such as falls, vehicle crashes or forced impact with equipment or machinery. There are 4 types of muscle, bone and joint injuries: Fracture, Dislocation, Sprain and Strain.

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Skeletal System

Skeletal System. Principles of Medical Science. Functions of Skeleton. Support & Shape to ______ Protection of ______ Makes _______ possible Production of _______. Division of Skeleton. Skull Cranium Face Vertebral Column Thorax Ribs Sternum. Upper extremities

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Responding to other common emergencies

Responding to other common emergencies. Ch. 27 Lesson 3. Muscle, joint, and bone injuries. Strain = a tear in the muscle . Sprain = an injury to ligaments around a joint Call 911 if : The pain is severe. The joint appears deformed. Treating minor strains and sprains.

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Anatomy of the Shoulder

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Club Foot

Club Foot. By: Cassie Maier. What is Club Foot?. Club Foot is when one or both babies feet are turned inward and downward and cannot be put into normal position easily. Clubfoot is also called Talipes equinovarus, and Talipes. Type of Disorder.

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Club Foot

Club Foot. By: Cassie Maier. What is Club Foot?. Club Foot is when one or both babies feet are turned inward and downward and cannot be put into normal position easily. Clubfoot is also called Talipes equinovarus, and Talipes. Type of Disorder.

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Routinely Inspect Couplers For:

Routinely Inspect Couplers For:. Cracks Excessive Corrosion Broken Parts Bent or Distorted Parts Which Hinder Operation Proper Coupling and Uncoupling Operation less than 2 mph. Gages can be obtained from * Matrix Metals (281) 342-5511 www.railroadgage.com

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Example: Perm increase in G, with fed policy intervention (keep P @ Po)

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