A client comes to the clinic with complaints that she has chronic back pain from sitting and typing all day. The client informs you that she has been asking her supervisor for an ergonomically correct chair
You hypothesize that which of the following would be helpful? a. Trager c. Rolfing
b. Effleurage d. Craniosacral mani-pulation
C
Rolfing, or structural integration, uses various body manipulations to work on fascia. Chronic stress and inactivity cause the normally loose, mobile fascia to become thick and fused. Muscles react by painful spasms. Rolfing stretches the fascia to re-establish proper alignment and thus improve function. Treatment usually involves a series of ten 2-hour sessions 1 to 2 weeks apart.
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a. Poisoning accident b. Equipment-related accident c. Procedure-related accident d. Accident related to time management
After delivery of a 9-lb baby, the nurse assesses a perineal laceration extending through the muscles of the perineum. The nurse records this as a ________-degree laceration
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An ECG tracing from a patient with a pacemaker may have wide or bizarre __________ if the pacemaker captures the chamber it is pacing.?
A) P waves B) T waves C) QRS complexes D) R-R intervals