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    Case Study 1. Dunchenne muscular dystrophy is a genetic disorder due to progressive weakness and degeneration of muscle cells over time‚ discovered by Guillaume Duchenne. 2. What you may notice under microscopic view is a mass majority of adipose tissue‚ rapid growth of Endomysium connective tissue‚ and deterioration of muscle cells 3. Being diagnosed with the disease would show pelvic muscle being effected first. Early signs of muscular dystrophy would be fatigue or weakness in the gluteal

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    Principles of Muscular Flexibility The overload and specificity of training principles also apply to development of muscular flexibility. To increase the total range of motion (ROM) of a joint‚ the specific muscles surrounding that joint have to be stretched progressively beyond their accustomed length. The principles of MODE‚ INTENSITY‚ REPETITIONS and FREQUENCY of exercise also can be applied to flexibility programs. 1.MODE OF EXERCISE * BALLISTIC STRETCHING Ballistic stretching is

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    The muscular system is what is responsible for the way that we move. Without the muscular system‚ we wouldn’t be able to participate in the normal activities that we do today. There are 700 known/named muscles that are attached to the human skeleton. There are three different types of muscle that can be found in the human body. The Visceral muscle which can be found inside organs such as the stomach. This type of muscle is controlled by the unconcious part of the brain. This muscle is also known

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    two children‚ James and Andrew‚ who are both stricken with muscular dystrophy. The prognosis is that their muscular systems will gradually deteriorate‚ resulting in an early death. Yet the advances of medicine hold out the promise of a possible cure in the foreseeable future with gene therapy. Closer to hand is the possibility that embryonic muscle cells from normal individuals might be injected into people suffering from muscular dystrophy‚ which could bring about partial relief for James and Andrew

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    two children‚ James and Andrew‚ who are both stricken with muscular dystrophy. The prognosis is that their muscular systems will gradually deteriorate‚ resulting in an early death. Yet the advances of medicine hold out the promise of a possible cure in the foreseeable future with gene therapy. Closer to hand is the possibility that embryonic muscle cells from normal individuals might be injected into people suffering from muscular dystrophy‚ which could bring about partial relief for James and Andrew

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    activities of daily living. PNF is a type of passive stretching that uses alternating contraction and relaxation movements to increase flexibility. The reason why PNF is better than other forms of flexibility training is that it helps the body’s muscular inhibition. For the elite performer‚ the most useful type of PNF is the CRAC (contract-relax‚ antagonist-contract) technique‚ which uses isometric muscle contractions as its basis. PNF stretching is best performed with a partner. Muscle recruitment

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    Mdx Mouse Model

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    Researchers across the globe have utilized various animal models to study DMD. The most common animal model used to study therapeutics for DMD is the mdx mouse owing to its low cost and easy accessibility. The mdx mouse‚ has a nonsense mutation in exon 23 of the Dmd gene that leads to complete loss of the dystrophin protein 12‚ 13. The mdx mouse model of DMD is not considered an ideal model for understanding the pathogenesis of DMD owing to significant differences in physiology from humans and

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    Muscular System Animations 1. How do nerve impulses cause muscle contraction? Skeletal muscle is under voluntary control. Nerve impulses that originate in the central nervous system cause muscles to contract. Both neurons and muscle tissue conduct electrical current by moving ions across cellular membranes. A motor neuron ends in a synapse with a muscle fiber. The neuron releases acetylcholine and transfers the action potential to the muscle tissue. The signal will travel through the tissue

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    drugs such as cocaine‚ amphetamine (speed)‚ and ecstasy. These drugs may cause problems similar to malignant hyperthermia in people who are prone to this condition. Genetic counseling is recommended for anyone with a family history of myopathy‚ muscular dystrophy‚ or malignant hyperthermia. Alternative Names Hyperthermia - malignant; Hyperpyrexia - malignant References Curry SA‚ Garas M. Malignant hyperthermia. In: Ferri FF‚ ed. Ferri’s Clinical Advisor 2015. 1st ed. Philadelphia‚ PA: Elsevier Mosby;

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    Unit 4222-254 Outcome 1 Understand the importance of differentiating between the individual and disability Explain why it is important to recognise and value an individual as a person It is important because they deserve as much value and respect as anyone else just because they have disabilities doesn’t mean they should treated as an outsider. If you don’t value them you risk the individual becoming redrawn‚ lacking confidence and upset. Describe the importance of recognising an individual’s strengths

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