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Chapter 20: The Knee and Related Structures

Chapter 20: The Knee and Related Structures. Complex joint that endures great amounts of trauma due to extreme amounts of stress that are regularly applied Hinge joint w/ a rotational component Stability is due primarily to ligaments, joint capsule and muscles surrounding the joint

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Muscles as Levers

Muscles as Levers. Bones and muscles interact as levers : A simple machine used to transmit force A lever has 4 parts: Rigid bar/ rod Fulcrum or pivot where the bar turns Object moved against resistance Force that supplies energy for the bar to move Types: 1 st class lever

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The Knee Joint

The Knee Joint. Knee joint Largest joint in body. Very complex. Primarily a hinge joint. Tibia bears most of the weight. Consists of three articulations. Bones. Femur Lateral & Medial Condyle. Lateral & Medial Epicondyle. Intercondylar Fossa.

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Food Allergy: A Teaching Module For The Non-Allergist

Food Allergy: A Teaching Module For The Non-Allergist. (Draft Presentation) Multi-Faceted Food Allergy Education Program. Funding provided by the United States Department of Agriculture. Learning Objectives. Understand the clinical manifestations of food allergic disorders

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Molecular Exercise Physiology Fibre Phenotype Regulation Presentation 4 Henning Wackerhage

Molecular Exercise Physiology Fibre Phenotype Regulation Presentation 4 Henning Wackerhage. Learning outcomes. At the end of this presentation you should be able to:

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The Lower Limb

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Pediatric Meds

Pediatric Meds. Physiologic differences make children more sensitive to drugs and more at risk for adverse drug reactions Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics are affected by changes in body fluid composition, differences in the cardiovasc, GI, renal, and neurological systems.

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Patient Preparation

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Skeletal muscles part 2

Skeletal muscles part 2. A few review questions. Muscles of the face originate in the skull. Where do they insert? The skin What is the strongest muscle associated with chewing? Masseter What muscle action allows you to whistle? Buccinator What muscle closes the eye? Orbicularis oculi.

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Intramuscular Injection

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Medical Administration Record

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Fascicular Anatomy of the Human Femoral Nerve: Implications for Neural Prostheses Using Nerve Cuff Electrodes

Fascicular Anatomy of the Human Femoral Nerve: Implications for Neural Prostheses Using Nerve Cuff Electrodes Adam Silva Overview Procedure Results Use of results The Study

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Name:

Gluteus maximus. Name:. Muscle. Hip extension. Action:. Soleus. Name:. Posterior R Leg. Muscle. Action:. P lantarflexion. Rectus femoris. Name:. Muscle. Anterior R Leg. Action:. Knee extension. Vastus lateralis. Name:. Muscle. Anterior R Leg. Knee extension. Action:.

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Effectiveness of the 1RM Estimation Method Based on Isometric Squat Using A Back-Dynamometer

Effectiveness of the 1RM Estimation Method Based on Isometric Squat Using A Back-Dynamometer. By Thomas Robertson, Claire Shull, Blake Doane. Background Info .

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Anaphylaxis: Rapid recognition and treatment

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INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION

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Vastus Slide and Controlled Perforations

Vastus Slide and Controlled Perforations. Instructional Course Lectures Chapter 3, Volume 48, 1999 Head, MD; Montgomery, MD; Emerson, MD Sepein Chiang, D.O. Introduction. Increasing number of revision THA More challenging and higher potential for complications than primary THA

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Sumo Deadlift

Sumo Deadlift. By Cliff Bartosh and Andres Lopez. Lift Technique. Feet flat, wider than shoulder width, toes slightly pointed out. Squat down, placing the hands inside of the knees with a closed alternated grip. Bar should be one inch in front of the shins over the balls of the feet.

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Leg

Leg. Sartorius. Gracilis. Adductor longus. Adductor femoris. Semimembranosus. Pectineus. Tensor fasciae latae. Vastus medialis. Rectus femoris. Vastus lateralis. Fascia lata. Tibialis anterior. Gastrocnemius. Plantaris. Flexor digitorum longus. Extensor digitorum longus.

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