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    wasn’t with her as she was growing but she still played a very important role in Marguerite’s life‚ she provided her with the love that is said only a mother can give their child. These three women were mother figures in Marguerite life that had very positive effects in Marguerite’s life. Momma taught Marguerite the importance of religion‚ cleanliness and she also taught Marguerite how to be independent and strong. Marguerite’s grandmother (Momma) has cared for her since she was three years old. Momma’s

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    can occur through the means of a natural disaster‚ acts of war‚ traffic collisions‚ as well as industrial accidents. Crush syndrome differs from a crush injury depending on the longevity of the prolonged and continuous pressure on the muscles and limbs. It is characterized by hypovolemic shock‚ which is an emergency condition in which severe blood and fluid loss make the heart unable to pump enough blood to the body. Crush syndrome is also characterized by hyperkalemia‚ acute renal failure and muscle

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    Introduction to prosthetic limbs One clear example of the great technological development in terms of improvement of people’s everyday lifestyle is the creation and betterment of prosthetic limbs. Over the recent years there have been constant advancements in artificial limbs‚ such as the usage of new plastics and materials during the process of creation‚ the invention of better sockets and interfaces‚ which allow the patients to get used to the prosthesis more quickly‚ the development of more realistic

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    Prosthetic devices simulating limbs attached to a person’s body date back to thousands of years ago. Obviously‚ you will never be able to compare the efficiency a limb that was created two thousand years ago with a modern‚ present-day limb. Anyways‚ the purpose of a prosthetic device being attached to your body is to replace a limb of your body. Most of the times‚ these limbs were cut‚ injured‚ or amputated. Even though the prosthetic device would only work as a small support‚ scientists today are

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    situation and attention (Melzack 2001). When pain is experienced‚ it usually indicates injury‚ disease and threats to body tissues (Mosley 2003 & Butler & Moseley 2013). However‚ complexity of pain perception increases when considering chronic or phantom limb pain. Simply‚ these types of pain are indicative of the neural mechanisms gone awry‚ thus‚ alter perception of what is occurring in the tissues (Moseley 2003). For example‚ chronic pain can be ongoing years after an injury has been healed by the body

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    with his life with the help of prosthetics. After the loss of a limb life is challenging‚ but with the help of prosthetics it becomes easier. Prosthetics have evolved over time to do just that. No amputation is wanted but‚ just like my fathers‚ they are preformed if and when nesasarry. For those of you who don’t know what an amputation is‚ its the removal of a limb due to trauma‚ prolonged constriction‚ or excessive pain in that limb. Amputation is used a preventative measure from the spread of disease

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    Myo Electric Prosthetic Limb

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    MYO Electric Prosthetic Limb Using ADS1298 Arbab Shahid‚Abdul Mannan ‚Ali Zahab‚ HamzaAzam‚Umar Shahbaz &Javeid Iqbal National University of Science & Technogy (NUST) College of E&ME. Rawalpini Pakistan Abstract: Prosthesis is an synthetic device that substitutes a missing body part. When a limb has been amputated‚ the motor and sensory nerves that used to serve it are still purposeful up to the point of amputation. If an interface can be made between these nerves and man-made electrical

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    phantom limb syndrome is a medical condition in which an amputee is able to perceive sensations from a body part that is long attached to the body. According to McCormick‚ Chang-Chien‚ Marshall‚ Huang‚ & Harden (2013)‚ approximately 80% of amputees experience sensations or pain at some point after an amputation. Sensations during phantom limb syndrome can be described in various ways‚ pain‚ sharp muscle spasms‚ burning‚ stabbing‚ aching‚ pressure‚ and gnawing. The nature of phantom limb syndrome

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    chose to tell you about artificial limbs. Job order costing is appropriate to use since artificial limbs are specially made for certain people of all different shapes‚ sizes and colors so each limb is unique. This company would need a cost system because there are many different steps needed to create the limb. A manager would need to decide how much each individual person who spent time making the limb would get paid. They could get paid by the hour or by how many limbs they complete in one day. A manager

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    prosthetics were created with functionality and subtlety in mind. During this time in history‚ they were designed to mimic actual hands and limbs making it much easier to hide one’s handicap. Regardless‚ this advancement did not solve the problem of the prosthesis’ unwieldiness‚ nor did it allow the prosthesis to fully replicate the mechanical functions of the limb they were designed to replace.

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