When a person dies, the body often experiences

Your 80-year-old grandmother, Tess, while putting dishes up on a shelf, fell off a step stool and was unable to get up. She activated her medical lifeline and the emergency medical team arrived at the scene. They noticed her right leg was abducted and she was complaining of pain in her right leg and hip. Tess was taken to the emergency department, where an X-ray revealed that the neck of her right femur was fractured. Further X-rays revealed a reduced bone mass in her right hip, femur, and vertebrae. Surgery was done to repair the hip. Your grandmother is now recuperating and having physical therapy treatment daily.1. What organ and body system were affected by the injury?2. Name the type of tissue involved and the cells responsible for healing.3. The physician says she will do an open reduction to repair Tess’s hip. Explain the process of an open reduction.4. What disease condition did the X-ray of the vertebrae reveal?5. What is the significance of your grandmother’s age and…

Which of the following statements is correct about whathappens during flexion?a. The angle between bones is increased.b. The angle between bones is decreased.c. The bone moves away from the body.d. The bone moves toward the center of the body.

Compare and contrast Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid arthritis

If you have a major injury to an appendage you may want to stop the bleeding by tying a tourniquet. Tourniquets are belt-like apparatuses that need to be applied at least 2 inches above the injury, but not on a joint. Knowing this information indicate over which blood vessel(s) you would apply the tourniquet if someone received a deep cut: In the middle of their femoral region?

If you have a major injury to an appendage you may want to stop the bleeding by tying a tourniquet. Tourniquets are belt-like apparatuses that need to be applied at least 2 inches above the injury, but not on a joint. Knowing this information indicate over which blood vessel(s) you would apply the tourniquet if someone received a deep cut: To the vessels around the carpals?

Often a stroke (cerebrovascular accident, CA), impairs one side of the body, resulting in paralysis (hemiplegia). The paralysis can range in severity. In more severe cases, the patient often loses most of the function of their upper extremity and presents with glenohumeral (i.e., shoulder) subluxation (an incomplete or partial dislocation of a joint). a. Why is the primary reason this happens? b. What is likely to happen if left unaddressed?

Over time, a person with paralyzed lower limbs who gets around in a wheel chair develops thinner, weaker bones. Why? This relates to what law in anatomy?

A high-school football player died 2 days after a serious head wound received on the field during the game. He butted heads with another player hard enough to cause his skull to fracture. For a few moments, his injury did not seem serious; however, the referee ordered him off the field where he collapsed. Paramedics were called, and he was rushed to the emergency room. 1.How could such an injury be prevented? 2.As a parent or a coach, what precautions would you want to take during practices and games? 3.Identify the appropriate steps taken in this situation. ****PLEASE INCLUDE CITATIONS MLA 9TH EDITION PERDUE OWL****

The scapulas are buttocks are located on the ___ of the body. The hamstrings are on the ____ side of the leg. The peroneal region is the most ____ part of the lower leg. A.Anterior B.Posterior C. Superior D. Inferior E. Lateral F. Medial G. Proximal H.Distal I. Superficial J. Deep K. Intermediate