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is defined as a type of traumatic brain injury—or TBI—caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or by a hit to the body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. Signs and symptoms of a concussion tend to fall in four categories: physical, …
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[DOC File]Video Display Terminal Ergonomics
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Common Complaints *Possible Causes Neck/shoulder discomfort or pain. Screen too high. Hard copy too far from screen. Screen off to side with keyboard central. Work surface too high. Elbows bump armrests. Keyboard or work too far away. Back discomfort. Chair too high or too low. Backrest not used. Lower leg circulation cut off. Feet not supported.
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[DOC File]WWW.PROFESSOR FINK.COM
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(2) Neck-- the constricted area just beyond the head of the rib (3) Tubercle-- a bump located just beyond the neck of the rib that articulates. with the Transverse process of the Thoracic Vertebrae (4) Sternal end of Rib-- the end of the rib that faces the Sternum. c. Intercostal Spaces-- the External & Internal Intercostal Muscles are located ...
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[DOC File]Florida Orchestra Association
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Thumb back of the neck. Wrist is flat. Square hand position. Bass. Flat wrist. 1-234 hand position. 4th finger perpendicular to string & first finger at angle. List the basic “check points” of a good instrument bow hold. Vln/Vla. Thumb bump. Pronation of hand. Curved pinky on top of stick. 1st finger crosses stick at 1 ½ knuckles. Cello ...
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The bump on the back of the head. This is a prominent midline projection just above the foramen magnum. Nuchal ligament. This is the large fibrous elastic ligament that extends from the external occipital protuberance to the 7th cervical vertebrae to …
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[DOC File]HEAD / NECK / SPINE QUESTIONNAIRE
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Neck swelling, mass or lump . If so, where? _____ Other spine symptoms_____ HEAD OR BRAIN SYMPTOMS Headache Head injury Facial pain Facial numbness Nausea Dizziness Fainting Seizure Fatigue Tremors Lack of coordination Weakness …
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[DOC File]50 Facts about Oral Head and Neck Cancer
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Worldwide, over 550,000 new cases of Oral, Head and Neck cancer are diagnosed each year. Signs of Oral, Head and Neck Cancer: a sore in your mouth that doesn’t heal, sore throat, lumps or patches in your mouth, trouble swallowing, changes in your voice, and a lump in your neck. Most oral cancers form on the lips, tongue, or floor of the mouth.
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[DOC File]CALL 911 FOR ANY LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY
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Injuries to the head*, back or neck. Severe eye injury. Difficulty breathing or talking, severe wheezing. Facial swelling due to an allergic reaction. Near drowning. Unconscious, semi-conscious or unusually confused. Uncontrolled bleeding. Coughing or vomiting blood. Chest pain or pressure that lasts more than 3-5 minutes . Poisoning, drug overdose
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[DOC File]Welcome to the Beyond Trigger Point Seminars, Neck & Head ...
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3. Check reining flexion of the neck. I like that word, check rein. Like the reins on a horse, when both muscles are working together, this muscle pulls the neck back. When you're flexing your neck forward both the muscles are contracting so your head doesn't fall forward too much. 4. Elevating the scapula, as this muscle’s name implies.
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[DOC File]Neck & Head Unit 3 - Beyond Trigger Points
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The dentist who wrote the section on good neck and jaw mechanics in the text points out the importance of having the patient sit up as opposed to lying back which causes the lower jaw to retract. If there’s no articulate dysfunction, meaning if there is no problem with the TMJ, the disk or the joint itself, yawning is a good exercise.
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