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musculoskeletal question?

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  • 12-06-2008 6:23pm
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    drunknmunky_69
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    for the disorder of it for some reason i said neither arthritis or osteoporosis i said scoliosis.I managed to name the treatement etc but will i not be awarded marks because its not a disorder on the course?


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    Riotguy
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    I'd say they'd accept it if it's definitely medically classified as a musculoskeletal disorder.


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    LizT
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    btw there's no need to start a new thread for this!


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    kangaroo
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    Sorry for very stupid question but what subject is this? Biology? Home Ec?
    I did the L. Cert years ago and I don't think there was anything about particular health problems.


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    littlneutralone
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    Biology, there's a few kind of 'case studies' of deficiencies and disorders and what not.

    Incidentally, would 'exercises' be accepted as an arthritis treatment...muskuloskeleto and viruses were the only sections I left out and naturally they came up together so I had to guess.


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    Lil' Smiler
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    Riotguy wrote: »
    I'd say they'd accept it if it's definitely medically classified as a musculoskeletal disorder.

    Yes it is medically defined as a musculoskeletal disorder.

    What as the question, list one and it's cause and treatment or something?


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    kangaroo
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    littlneutralone wrote: »
    Biology, there's a few kind of 'case studies' of deficiencies and disorders and what not.

    Cheers

    P.S. Sorry to hear about your Othello essay (?)


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    Mars Bar
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    littlneutralone wrote: »

    Incidentally, would 'exercises' be accepted as an arthritis treatment...muskuloskeleto and viruses were the only sections I left out and naturally they came up together so I had to guess.

    I would think that exercise would be more of a prevention than a treatment. I said the replacement of joints etc...
    You should get some marks though


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