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Musculoskeletal Anatomy True and False II
How well did you score in the last musculoskeletal anatomy True and False? Are you ready for the medium-level MSK True or False? Let’s...
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Rotator Cuff Tear
Our shoulder is not a single joint but multiple joints from different bones around the shoulder. Since the shoulder can only compromise...
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Prepatellar Bursitis (Carpenter’s Knee)
Imagine kneeling down and fixing a door hinge and you wake up next morning with a painful, swollen knee that is difficult to move. You...
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3 Phases of Muscle Healing
Have you ever wondered what happened to our muscles when we get injured? Let’s learn about muscle healing today! There are generally 3...
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Foot Supination and Pronation
Last week, we talked about forearm supination and pronation. In addition, these movements happen to the most distal segment of our lower...
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Thoracic hyperkyphosis
Have you ever been told that you are standing improperly, and see that there is a hump forming at the upper back or neck? This may be...
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MSK True or False
Let’s play musculoskeletal anatomy True or False today!! True or False: 1. An adult human has fewer bones than an infant. 2. A...
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Forearm Supination and Pronation
Our forearms do amazing jobs for a variety of functional motions. Our palms can face up or down to work on different objects, like...
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Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury
One of the most common knee injuries you may hear about is the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury or tear, especially in fast...
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