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What is the correct name for the numbness caused by pressure on a nerve?
The numbness caused by pressure on a nerve is commonly referred to as "paresthesia." This condition can occur when nerves are compressed or irritated, leading to sensations of tingling, prickling, or loss of feeling in the affected area. It can be temporary or chronic, depending on the underlying cause. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to seek medical evaluation.
What is the name of blood pressure caused by stress?
It is referred to as hypertension.
What is caused by convection currents?
the movement of the plats on earth and if it has pressure applied, it can lead to earthquakes or volcanoes
What is the definition of sounds?
Sensations caused in the ear by vibration of the air.
What caused the broken wooden bed frame in your bedroom?
The broken wooden bed frame in the bedroom was caused by excessive weight or pressure applied to it, leading to structural damage.
What force makes paper float when it is falling?
It is caused by the air pressure under the falling paper. It is referred to as the air resistance.
The horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of Lower pressure is referred to as what?
The horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure is referred to as wind. This movement occurs due to differences in atmospheric pressure, which are often caused by temperature variations. Wind plays a crucial role in weather patterns and climate.
Is the pain sensations arising from visceral organs caused by the stretching of tissues?
yes
What is a current of air called?
A current of air is commonly referred to as wind. It is the movement of air from high pressure to low pressure areas caused by the sun heating the Earth's surface unevenly.
What caused the wood to become ripped in the first place?
The wood became ripped due to a force or pressure applied to it that exceeded its strength, causing it to tear apart.
How does trigger point therapy release muscles?
Trigger points are small nodules in the muscle that induce a spasm cycle that can be undone by releasing the trigger point. Pressure is applied to the trigger point and the client usually feels referred pain somewhere else than where the pressure is being applied. A series of gradually increasing amounts of pressure are applied to the trigger point by the massage therapist until it 'dissolves' and then stretching is used to help flush the area.The way you know you have a trigger point is if pain is referred elsewhere. This can mean a headache in the front of the head, which is usually referred by the trapesius muscles. Headaches can also be caused by SCM (in the neck). That's why if you've had a relaxation massage and have a headache after, a trigger point was likely activated and not released. (Trigger point was activated, and then pain is referred to another area)After trigger point therapy it is normal to feel sore around the area for a day or two. Drinking a lot of water and taking epson salt baths can help.
What is the force caused by particles hitting a certain area?
The force caused by particles hitting a certain area is called pressure. Pressure is defined as the force per unit area exerted by particles on the surface they are hitting. It is a measure of how concentrated the force is over a specific area.
