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All kinds of physical injuries you can imagine. Broken bones, torn muscles, and bleeding.
Slight physical injuries to another person can be caused by pushing; shoving or even throwing an object at that person, but not honestly aiming the object at them. Sometimes slight physical injuries are by an abusive mate who doesn't actually punch; kick or beat up the person, but may bruise their arms; wrists.
Slight physical injuries to another person can be caused by pushing; shoving or even throwing an object at that person, but not honestly aiming the object at them. Sometimes slight physical injuries are by an abusive mate who doesn't actually punch; kick or beat up the person, but may bruise their arms; wrists.
Physical therapists see patients for a variety of different injuries. Many patients who see a physical therapist have suffered from an injury that effects their ability to walk and do simple tasks. Other patients may have suffered from less severe injuries, such as those commonly found with athletes.
Pold is a type of physical therapy for spinal injuries.
Jason Brumitt has written: 'Core assessment and training' -- subject(s): Muscles, Athletic Injuries, Methods, Physical education and training, Musculoskeletal System, Rehabilitation, Abdomen, Physical Fitness, Chest, Exercise Therapy, Prevention & control, Injuries, Exercise 'Core assessment and training' -- subject(s): Muscles, Athletic Injuries, Methods, Physical education and training, Musculoskeletal System, Rehabilitation, Abdomen, Physical Fitness, Chest, Exercise Therapy, Prevention & control, Injuries, Exercise
No, because it isnot a propernoun.Example:The physical therapist helps people who have injuries.
Anywhere, depending on physical activity and clothing worn
after amputations, arthritis, burns, cancer, cardiac disease, cervical and lumbar dysfunction, neurological problems, orthopedic injuries, pulmonary disease, spinal cord injuries, stroke, traumatic brain injuries, and other injuries/illnesses.
It depends on the kind of injury. The sport is irrelevant.
Not in the US, unless you are referring to sentences of death.