Physiology And Health, One book Course Bk. 2
Physiology And Health, One book Course Bk. 2
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9. Why does not an old man dare to jump from a fence that you are not afraid to jump from?
10. How may the bones become misshapen? When is this most apt to occur? How may it be avoided?
11. What may happen if you wear shoes that are too tight? Shoes that are too short?
12. Name some classes of people who are likely to have " flat foot." 13. If you had a hinge joint at the neck, what motions could you make with your head? What motions could you not make?
14. If you had no joint at your knee, cou...ld you walk? Try it and see. Could you walk if you had no hip joint?
15. Can the bones at a joint move of their own accord? What must move them?
16. Which kind of joint has more muscles, a hinge joint or a ball- and-socket joint ? Why ?
17. Which would recover more quickly from a sprain, a person who rested the joint or one who used it as soon as possible?
CHAPTER IX EXERCISE: STRENGTH AND GRACE OF BODY Taking Exercise. — When people " take exercise/' what parts of the body get the exercise? Almost all parts of the body share in it to some extent ; the parts directly concerned are the bones, the ligaments and tendons at the joints, and the muscles, including not only those used in walking, or whatever the exercise may be, but also the heart muscle and the breathing muscles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9. Why does not an old man dare to jump from a fence that you are not afraid to jump from?
10. How may the bones become misshapen? When is this most apt to occur? How may it be avoided?
11. What may happen if you wear shoes that are too tight? Shoes that are too short?
12. Name some classes of people who are likely to have " flat foot." 13. If you had a hinge joint at the neck, what motions could you make with your head? What motions could you not make?
14. If you had no joint at your knee, cou...ld you walk? Try it and see. Could you walk if you had no hip joint?
15. Can the bones at a joint move of their own accord? What must move them?
16. Which kind of joint has more muscles, a hinge joint or a ball- and-socket joint ? Why ?
17. Which would recover more quickly from a sprain, a person who rested the joint or one who used it as soon as possible?
CHAPTER IX EXERCISE: STRENGTH AND GRACE OF BODY Taking Exercise. — When people " take exercise/' what parts of the body get the exercise? Almost all parts of the body share in it to some extent ; the parts directly concerned are the bones, the ligaments and tendons at the joints, and the muscles, including not only those used in walking, or whatever the exercise may be, but also the heart muscle and the breathing muscles.
What to read after Physiology And Health, One book Course Bk. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conn, Herbert William, 1859- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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