Typically, there are 2 reasons: 1. To check for an increase/decrease in swelling 2. To check range of motion (using a goniometer) Usualy, this is done after surgery or injury to the joint. Measurements are used to determine how well you are healing as well as how you are progressing in treatment (e.g. physical therapy).
Ball joints should be replaced anywhere between 70,000 to 150,000 miles. Ball joints connect the wheel to the car's suspension system.
A dado should typically be one-third the thickness of the wood when creating woodworking joints.
I don't think it should. Since meat has plenty of protein it should do anything BUT make joints or muscles hurt.
Yes, range of motion should generally be measured separately for each joint because different joints have their own specific limitations and movement patterns. Assessing range of motion individually can provide more accurate and detailed information about joint mobility and potential issues.
mass is most often measured in kg in science
All areas should be measured in square units.
depends on how large you roll your joints. the person that asked this obviously should not be dealing with pounds of weed.
i have a 2008 Nissan altima and my cv joints are going bad already is this right
It should be measured at the bear minimum of once a year but is best to be measured every couple of months
There are no upper ball joints - that role is played by the McPherson struts. See "Related Questions" below for more
There could be multiple reasons your joints hurt when flexing. You should see your health care provider to rule out health issues.
Lots of swimming! This helps with joints along with eating a diet that includes pineapples, that helps with joints Hope this assists