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Why would a person not be qualified to be in Jury Service?
Unable to move inability to speak inability to write inability to make educated decisions
What are some of the physiological effects of paralysis?
Inability to move.
What inability to move a part or all parts of the body?
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Among the failures of reconstruction was the inability to?
move black Southerners out of poverty.
What is immobility?
Inability to move. Not moving."Keep him immobile" means "Don't let him move." But if he is experiencing immobility on his own, he can't move.
What is residual paralysis?
Residual is leftover, and paralysis is inability to move; so residual paralysis is a leftover inability to move after partial recovery. For example, most people with Bell's Palsy recover, but some complain of residual paralysis.
What are the signs of a sprain?
Inability to move without pain, loss of strength, swelling, and heat.
What happened when the disc becomes prolapsed?
There is severe back and leg pain, inability to move
What does imobile mean?
did you mean immobile? because immobile means that somthing or someone cannot move or the inability to move, motionless, cant be moved, cannot move etc...
How might a rail shortage hinder the south during the civil war?
Inability to quickly move troops and supplies.
How does Poliomyelitis affect the baby?
It depends on what part of the central nervous system it affects. It can lead to the inability to walk if the lower spinal nerves are damaged, to the inability to move or even breathe if the upper spinal nerves are damaged.
Why can you only wink with your left eye?
Because your muscle in your cheek bone has the inability to move upwards to shove your eye shut.
