'Upright posture' presentation slideshows

Mammals

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Maximizing Independence through Restorative Programming

Maximizing Independence through Restorative Programming. IHCA Quality Summit Fall 2011. Restorative Programming. To aid residents in improving or maintaining the highest practicable physical, mental, and psychosocial well being

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Life in the Mesozoic (cont.)

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Postnatal Development of Behavior

Postnatal Development of Behavior. Unique Problems Faced by Altricial Neonates. 1. Sensory immaturity stimuli available to adults not available to neonate. 2. Motor immaturity ability to act on motivations is limited. 3. Physiological immaturity

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The Vestibular System

The Vestibular System. Anatomy of the ear. Anatomy of the ear. Anatomy of the ear. Anatomy of the ear. Ampulla of Semicircular canal. Rotational head movements Angular accelerations Displace endolymph in membranous ducts Push cupula to one side or other

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Effective Speeches

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PNF application to Stages of Motor Control

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Analysis of Primates

Analysis of Primates. Comparisons of Human, Ape, and Australopithecine. Characteristics of Primates. Hominids. Bones of more than 500 early hominids have been found From these bones, we have gained a broad understanding of these related species By 3mya most hominids were bipedal

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The Commonalities of training jumps athlete

The Commonalities of training jumps athlete. Coach Ty Haas Fort Hays State University. Training Theory area of importance in planning. Strength- general, absolute, power, reactive Speed- acceleration, speed, speed endurance Flexibility- static & dynamic Coordination and balance

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Prehistoric Peoples

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Pyramidal and extrapyramidal tracts

Pyramidal and extrapyramidal tracts. The low decerebrate human is usually comatose and shows extensor spasticity as in the later stages of spinal transection, but of more severity.

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Hominids

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Muscles of the Human Body!

Muscles of the Human Body!. Vertebral Column and Thorax. Erector Spinae ( Iliocostalis , Longissimus , Spinalis ). Prime mover of back extension (3 columns of muscles) Elevates and straightens the spine. Iliocostalis. Longissimus. Spinalis. Quadratus Lumborum.

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Digital Key Concepts Management 102 Professor Estenson

Digital Key Concepts Management 102 Professor Estenson. Chapter Five Non-Verbal Communication. Key Concepts. Non Verbal Defined Types of Non Verbal Communication Facial Expression Eye Contact Body Movement and Gestures Clothing Distance Physical Environment Time Status and Power

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DINOSAURS

DINOSAURS. By: Kelsey Barrow, Mary Kendig, and Corey Bradford. How did they get their names?. -Physical characteristics -Paleontologists -Greek and Latin . What makes a dino a dino?. Lived during Mesozoic era Upright Posture Bird-like or lizard-like hips Extra openings in the skull

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Bipedalism Qs

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