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How do you treat the torn tendon in the wrist?
The R.I.C.E method. No, not rice! Rest, ice, compression, and elevation. Don't use your sprain unless you have to. Put some ice on it, it'll feel better n no time. Compress the sprain by wrapping it in an elastic bandage. This will help support it, so it doesn't move and put more strain on the sprain. Elevate it on a cushion or pillow, as to keep the sprain above the patient's heart if at all possible. And by the way, a torn ligament and a sprain are the same thing! So, hopefully this will help with your torn ligament (sprain). while i agree with most of the above answer, the statement about a sprain and a torn ligament being the same are not. it depends on the severity of the sprain. a grade 1 sprain may have overstretched the ligament where a grade 2 has actually torn the ligament so that part is inaccurate. just thought i would add that extra information since i recently suffered a grade 3 strain (torn ligament) that required surgery!
If you have a torn ligament what kind of connective tissue have you torn?
If you have a torn ligament, you have damaged dense regular connective tissue. Ligaments are composed primarily of collagen fibers arranged in a parallel structure, which provides strength and stability to joints by connecting bones to one another. This type of connective tissue is crucial for maintaining joint integrity and enabling movement.
What kind of tissue are vocal cords made of?
Vocal cords are made of a specialized type of connective tissue called elastic ligament. This tissue provides flexibility and elasticity to allow the vocal cords to vibrate when air passes through them during speech or singing.
What best describes the kind of biology practiced by as family Doctor?
*A+*applied science
On greys anatomy what kind of doctor is Addison Montgomery?
She is a surgical operations on infants who have birth defects that affect the chest and abdominal region. This type of doctor may work to repair defects of the urogenital tract as well.
What kind of doctor deals with elderly people?
gerontologist
What kind of doctor deals with colon bleeding?
Proctologist
What kind of doctor deals with the head?
Psychologist/psychiatrist.
What is the point of contact between bone and cartilage?
So it cushions the bones and so the wont grind when they hit each other. also for a kind of suspension for when you jump.
What kind of doctor deals with sore testicles and sperm leakage?
Urologist
What kind of doctor deals with blood transplant?
LOL!!I have know clue I'm looking to dude!!
What kind of doctor deals specifically with foot pain?
A doctor that deals with feet is called a Podiatrist and they also cover ankles and the lower leg. If you stepped on a rusty nail you are at risk for Tetanus and should definitely see a doctor right away if you have not gotten a Tetanus shot.
What kind of joint is found in a skull or a pelvis?
tendon
What kind of doctor deals with dog bites?
Physicians in the following areas treat dog and cat bites:Family Practice, (family doctor)Internist, (family doctor)Emergency Room physicianM.D. and D.O. treat bites.
What is the name of the doctor who treats the baby before it is born?
they are called neonatologists because they work in the NICU
What kind of doctor deals with congestive heart failure?
Cardiologists are doctors who are specialized in the area of the heart. You father should make an appointment with a cardiologist as soon as possible.
How do you treat the torn tendon in the wrist?
The R.I.C.E method. No, not rice! Rest, ice, compression, and elevation. Don't use your sprain unless you have to. Put some ice on it, it'll feel better n no time. Compress the sprain by wrapping it in an elastic bandage. This will help support it, so it doesn't move and put more strain on the sprain. Elevate it on a cushion or pillow, as to keep the sprain above the patient's heart if at all possible. And by the way, a torn ligament and a sprain are the same thing! So, hopefully this will help with your torn ligament (sprain). while i agree with most of the above answer, the statement about a sprain and a torn ligament being the same are not. it depends on the severity of the sprain. a grade 1 sprain may have overstretched the ligament where a grade 2 has actually torn the ligament so that part is inaccurate. just thought i would add that extra information since i recently suffered a grade 3 strain (torn ligament) that required surgery!
