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What term describes the attempted reduction or restoration of a fracture or dislocation with application of manually applied forces?
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Which term describes the attempted reduction or restoration of a fracture or dislocation with application of manually applied force?
Manipulation describes the attempted reduction or restoration of a fracture or dislocation with application of manually applied force.
What describes the condition when a bone is temporarily out of normal position in a joint?
dislocation
Which term describes the restoration of the land to its original state?
Reclamination
What describes Andrew Johnson's conception of what was to be done following the Civil War?
"Restoration"
What term describes Indians placed under federal protection and support?
The Restoration Act
What best describes lincolns initial goal in the war against the south?
Restoration of the union.
Which term describes the restoration of the insured person to the financial position he or she was in before the loss occurred?
Indemnity, 100% sure
What best describes the effect of Europe on aboriginal people's?
Europeans attempted to westernize many of their children (Apex)
which statement best describes the relationship between Mathew Perry's expedition to japan and the meiji restoration?
The technology brought to Japan during Perry's expedition inspired Japanese leaders to modernize during the Milji Restoration.
Which term that describes that represent an object such as a software application or a folder?
an icon
Which term describes the pictures that represent an object such as a software application or folder?
an icon
What is the word that best describes the restoration of crude oil polluted site to its original state?
Site restoration is correct. You may remediate contaminated soil or polluted water, to be more particular of the element under restoration. Reclamation is often used in the nearly the same sense as restoration, however it has been used in the past to "reclaim" land by building dams, i.e. to make an area more useful. If a harbor has been contructed, and become polluted, then reclamation makes more sense than restoration.
