1. Obesity and Over weight 2. Obesity Obesity is defined as the excessive accumulation of body fat. There are a number of ways to measure body fat: 1. Measurements that are…

1. MUSCULAR SYSTEM 2. FUNCTIONS: BODY MOVEMENT PUMP BLOOD THROUGHOUT YOUR BODY MOVES FOOD THROUGH THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM CONTROLS THE MOVEMENT OF AIR IN AND OUT OF YOUR LUNGS…

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Table of Contents Title Page Dedication PART 1: - OVERVIEW Introduction About the Book What Is a Sit-Up? Proper Sit-Up Form Crunches The Muscles behind the Movements Why…

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Musculo-skeletal System Bone growth Types of Bones s s s s Long bones – femur Short bones – somewhat cubedshaped as in the phalanges Flat bones – broad surface for…

[email protected] The Intradermal Route  The intradermal route provides a local, rather than systemic, effect and is used primarily for diagnostic purposes such as…

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM  Bones  Joints  Ligaments  Cartlage  Muscles SKELETON Functions: Support  Supports the body  Provides framework for the body …

1. Anthropometry measurements 2. Why anthropometry? Fast and cheap means in clinical diagnostics: - growth problems - overweight in children - malnutrition Important in assessing…

1.   2. An overview of the Savannah Standard, 2010 3. HEAD ...............................40 points Shape ................................6 Ears ...................................7…