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Prosthetics help people by replacing lost limbs or body parts, enabling them to regain mobility and functionality in daily activities. They can enhance physical capabilities, allowing individuals to perform tasks that might otherwise be difficult or impossible. Additionally, prosthetics can boost confidence and improve the overall quality of life by providing a sense of normalcy and independence. Advances in technology have also made prosthetics more comfortable and adaptable to individual needs.
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What are people who make prosthetics called?
Prosthetist.
How many people in the US use prosthetics?
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What does prosthetics deal with?
Prostheses are mechanical devices used to replace missing body parts. People usually think of prosthetics as artificial limbs. However, hearing aids and dentures are also considered to be prosthetics.
What does biotechnology have to do with prosthetics?
what does biotechnology have to with prosthetics?
How to abbreviate the word prosthetics?
P&O - Prosthetics and Orthotics
Are prosthetics a part of artificial intelligence?
No, prosthetics are not part of artificial intelligence. A handicapped individual who uses a prosthetic still has only his or her own intelligence, derived from his or her own brain. Prosthetics can help with movement or with communication, but they do not make people more intelligent. If a prosthetic device is ever invented that can increase a person's intelligence, that would be a very revolutionary invention indeed. So far I know of no research likely to produce such a device.
How long does it take to get a degree in prosthetics?
I would love to work a job making prosthetics. What degree do I need? And what school in florida?Also any info on prosthetics would be great!
Describe how prosthetics have improved since there early introduction in ancient Egypt?
lots of people belive that we have but we havent
Does the use of prosthetics give athless unfair advantage?
The use of prosthetics in athletics can be a contentious topic. Some argue that advanced prosthetics, designed to enhance performance, may provide an unfair advantage over able-bodied competitors. However, others contend that these devices are tools that help level the playing field for athletes with disabilities, allowing them to compete at higher levels. Ultimately, whether prosthetics confer an unfair advantage often depends on the specific sport and the regulations governing it.
What is the definition of prosthetics?
The definition of Prosthetics is: The branch of medicine dealing with the production and use of artificial body parts.
What Devices that are made to replace injured or damaged body parts are called?
They are called prosthetics or supports.
What describes an ethical dilemma associated with prosthetics?
The future use of prosthetics to enhance a bodyparts natural function
