Disorders Of The Nervous System

-Imagine you are an official in a hospital or public health agency.

-Write a memo, at least 350 words in length, to a fictional colleague in which you use 5 words from the below.

Nervous

Encephalon

sulcus

Cerebellum

precentral

postcentral.

contralateral.

Neurosis

Psychosis

Schizophrenia

Antipsychotic

Bifida

Congenital

Neuropathology

Iris

Optic

blepharitis

Ophthalmoscope

Myopia

Auditory

-Be sure to use the words in such a way that it is clear to the reader that you know the exact meaning of each of the 5 words.

Note: without Plagiarism please

Disorders of Musculoskeletal Function: Trauma, Infection, Neoplasms

Marvin is a healthy, active 36-year-old who belongs to a martial arts club. Once a week he takes lessons in Judo, and on the weekends, he participates in local competitions. At his last competition, Marvin was paired with a skilled participant from another club. His rival threw him to the mats, and as Marvin struggled, came down hard to pin him down. Marvin heard a snap, followed by instant pain in his left forearm. Radiographs at the local hospital confirmed he suffered a transverse fracture of the distal aspect of his left ulna.

What are the typical signs and symptoms of a fracture? Why shortly after the injury does the pain temporarily subside?
How does a hematoma form, and what function does it serve in the process of healing a fracture?
Marvin was told he would be seeing a physiotherapist as his healing progressed. What are the muscular and joint changes that occur during immobilization and the ways Marvin and his physiotherapist can work to address these changes?
Case Study 3

Disorders of Musculoskeletal Function: Developmental and Metabolic Disorders

Mandy is a 16-year-old competitive figure skater who practices several hours a day with her coach at the skating arena. Because of her extremely active lifestyle and restricted diet to maintain her athletic physique, she experiences ongoing amenorrhea. One day during practice, she landed a jump and fell to the ice in pain. Her left foot swelled up almost immediately, making it difficult for her coach to remove the skate. At the hospital, radiographs revealed a fracture of the fifth metatarsal bone and general radiolucency of all the bones in her foot. A follow-up DXA revealed a bone mass of 2.7 standard deviations below mean.

What is the etiology of Mandy’s premature osteoporosis, and how her condition is thought to contribute to a decrease in bone density?
Knowing what you do about bone mineralization, why does a deficiency of estrogen in women lead to osteoporotic change?
Osteoporosis and osteomalacia both involve abnormal bone mineralization. What are the general macroscopic differences of these two conditions?