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What principle of training should be applied to reduce chance of injury?
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What are the principle of reversibility?
The principle that if a beam of light is reflected back on itself, it will traverse the same path or paths as it did before reversal. The principle of reversibility states that light will follow exactly the same path if its direction of travel is reversed.
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Injury resulting from an impact with an object is called?
sciatica
What is the effect of a gunshot at zero distance?
extentive injury
The risks chart for kids under 14 attending gym a t school?
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Does a paralegal take training on personal injury cases?
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Which principle do emergency medicine professionals use to reduce pain and inflammation associated with an athletic injury?
RICE Principle
Which principle(s) do emergency medicine professionals use to reduce the pain and inflammation associated with an athletic injury?
RICE Principle
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Where is david villa now after injury?
Training at FC Barcelona
When would a performer experience the principle of reversibility?
when the player would come back from an injury
How do frozen veggies work the same as an ice pack when applied to injury?
It is the cooling of the injury which does it good. It doesn't matter what you use to achieve that.
Now that the splint has been properly applied what should your next step be?
after the splint is applied, the use of a sling and swathe will prevent further injury
What is the recruitment principle of weight training?
The recruitment principle of weight training states that if you want to train a muscle (for size, strength, tone, endurance, etc), you have to "recruit" it during your workout. Your calves, for example, will not gain benefit from quadriceps lefts, because the calf muscles aren't recruited (used) in that exercise. The principle applies primarily in compound exercises, such as squats and deadlifts, that recruit multiple muscle groups in a single exercise. Proper form and technique mandates the amount of recruitment each muscle should get in a given exercise, in order to maximize gains and prevent injury.
Does fitness prevent injury?
yes. the more you do a sport, the less of a chance you will be injured. Also, you might learn how to pervent any injury
Anything that increases the chance of disease or injury?
A risk factor.
