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    Osteogenesis Imperfecta

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    increase the risk of fracture by a substantial amount. The lifespan of those with Osteogenesis Imperfecta differs due to how severe the disease is. The physical features of those with the OI are short stature‚ triangular shaped face‚ breathing problems‚ some hearing loss‚ brittle teeth‚ and bone deformities. Brittle Bone disease is relatively rare‚ with about 20‚000-50‚000 US citizens currently living with the disease. Though children with OI generally become stronger and fractures occur less often

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    Foot Fractures

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    Fractures of the foot can occur in many different ways but generally after a severe impact injury or gradually over time due to overuse or repetitive activity‚ over training or a training programme that has increased without giving enough time for build-up. Simply changing a training surface can result in injury e.g running on a track to running on a treadmill. The most common type of fracture is the stress fracture which is most common in runners or athletes who participate in sports that require

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    Immature Bone Analysis

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    If a human femur was found‚ for example buried in a forest‚ a forensic anthropologist will need to examine it. However‚ if more bones were found there may be a more useful bone‚ or combination of bones‚ that would be more likely to provide pertinent information. There are many things that can be found out from a human femur‚ when it is first found and proved to be human anthropologists can use different observations‚ measurements and analysis techniques to categorise the bone and build up a biological

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    Non Conventional Machine

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    act as the indenters and indent both the work material and the tool. The abrasive particles‚ as they indent‚ the work material‚ would remove the same‚ particularly if the work material is brittle‚ due to crack initiation‚ propagation and brittle fracture of the Version 2 ME‚ IIT Kharagpur material. Hence‚ USM is mainly used for machining brittle materials {which are poor conductors of electricity and thus cannot be processed by Electrochemical and Electro-discharge machining (ECM and ED)}.

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    -sprained Ankle Bandage

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    bandage PARTS OF TRIANGULAR BANDAGE * Base * Sides * Apex or Vertex BANDAGING CAN ALSO BE CLASSIFIED AS: 1. * Cravat Phase* * Cheek-ear-jaw bandage * Palm pressure bandage * Sprained ankle bandage: shoe on * Sprained ankle bandage: shoe off * Forearm bandage * Foreleg bandage * Shoulder bandage * Forehead bandage * Cuff sling 2.*Figure- of- eight* 3.*Close and Open Spiral* 4.*Ear-cheek-chin* 5.*Open phase*:

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    condition • • • • Ankle sprains Lateral Ligament tears Medial Ligament tears Inferior Tib-Fib joint strain Superior Tib- Fib joint eversion strain About the condition The ankle is most commonly sprained by what is called an “inversion” injury‚ which means the ankle has rolled over and outwards. This strains the lateral (outside) ligaments of the ankle and the Inferior TibFib joint. The reverse injury an “eversion” strain is less common and involves a greater force that pushes the ankle inwards. This

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    Ankle Weights Benefits

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    Ankle weights are without a doubt very popular these days. Increasingly more men and women as well use them in order to tone very well their legs and not only. If you are interested in finding out what they can actually do‚ then have a look at the following benefits of ankle weights. You will quickly burn more calories This is without a doubt one of the best benefits of ankle weights. Lots of people exercise because they actually want to lose weight. Therefore‚ an efficient way to obtain the desired

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    Sports Injuries

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    Rehabilitation: • Rehabilitation is the process of restarting a person’s physical functionality to a normal state‚ or as near as physically possible‚ there are two main types of responses that I am going to discuss in this booklet‚ they are Physiological responses and Psychological responses common to sports injuries. Injury one: Sprained knee Treatment that should be done immediately: Treatment that is done immediately can be critical for the healing process of the injury and long-term damage

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    their task and earned each of themselves fifteen pounds of gold. The two companions were heading for "the land of little sticks" for supplies when one of the men finds himself with a sprained ankle. He calls for his partner‚ Bill‚ to help him but finds no assistance. "’Hey‚ Bill! Bill! I’ve sprained my ankle.’ But Bill continued to stagger on through the foaming water." Instead‚ Bill kept on walking‚ and eventually abandoned him. Alone and devoid of supplies‚ the man’s "love of life" will now be put

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    Titanic Research Paper

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    act as an outer boundary to the ship and was made of wrought iron. As the iceberg scraped along the sections of the Titanic’s hull‚ the rivets were sheared off due to ship travelling at 25mph and the temperatures were low which created the brittle fracture of the metal. Normally the rivets would be ductile but because the temperatures were freezing‚ the rivets became extremely brittle. Water tore through the hull plates and huge holes were created causing water to flood

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