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Where are the carpels located on the human body?
The carpel is your wrist.
The fingers are located where to the wrist?
the fingers are DISTAL to the wrist bones.
In what part of the body is the carpal region?
Wrist
What lie lateral to the wrist?
In anatomical position, it is possible to say the thumb is lateral to the wrist. No other structure could be considered lateral to the wrist.
When was Fossil Wrist PDA created?
Fossil Wrist PDA was created in 2003.
What type of printers should be used to prevent strain on wrist?
Dot matrix
What is isometric?
what resistance isometric movement is common painful if strain of the wrist muscle present? what resistance isometric movement is common painful if strain of the wrist muscle present?
Why is an ergonomic mouse important?
Prevents strain on the tendons in the wrist and is more comfotable to use.
Which syndrome affects the wrist?
Possibly Dequervaines tenosynovitis
When playing a guitar is it okay for your wrist to hurt when you stretch your fingers?
its perfectly fine, u strain ur wrist by streching ur fingers, its okay!
What causes wrist fatigue?
Wrist fatigue is usually the result of repetitive strain. In other words, you are doing the same thing with your hand, too many times in a row.
How much works comp settle for a strain shoulder and wrist?
carpal tunal syndrome cirugy on both hands
How can RSI be prevented?
RSI stands for repetitive strain injury. RSI can be prevented by using a neutral wrist position when you type, using a gel wrist pad and taking regular breaks from your desk.
Why should you use a wrist rest?
Because it provides support for your wrists as you type - instead of them 'flopping' up and down - putting strain on the joints.
What is design that reduces the chance of wrist and hand injuries?
Ergonomic design, such as an ergonomic keyboard that is angled in a way that alleviates strain on the wrists and helps prevent injury.
What is a repeptative strain injury?
Well, it's just as you stated, "a repetitive strain injury".It is usually cause from work that is done repetitively. (ie. Swinging a baseball bat too many times) It usually effects the arms, wrist, hands, back, and legs.
How does bowling affect the hand and wrist?
Depending on the weight of the ball, it puts a lot of strain on your joints, tendons and ligaments. It's very common for someone to fracture, dislocate, or sprain their hand/wrist while bowling, but it can be prevented by a proper warmup and conditioning. Bowling can do all the above, but in the same instance it can increase strength in the wrist, forearm, upper body and the legs.
