There is many reasons why personality disorders can be controversial like the following
• Personality disorders can be mistakenly diagnosed. Like most other disorders as well, it's not that uncommon to happen.
• It can make you feel labeled
• Sometimes when a patient doesn't fit into specifically one category, they may be diagnosed with more than one disorder.
• One thing I've personally noticed is that a person under 18 sometimes may not be diagnosed with a personality disorder yet but it's diagnosed with something different than what they should actually be treated for. I've found that personally annoying because, sometimes it's clear they have a personality disorder or they match for it. But sometimes it just depends, Y'know. It depends on who is evaluating you.
Yes, i agree the previous answer is correct !
Answer: Claudication pain during exercise. Myoclonus short contraction of one or a group of muscles.
Explanation:
- Claudication is a muscle condition related to pain, discomfort, and fatigue in the arms, legs, which is most intensified during exercise. This pain most often affects the thighs but also the hands. It comes because of the constriction of blood vessels that cannot effectively pump blood into a painful part.
- Physiological myoclonus can occur at bedtime (nocturnal myoclonus). Myoclonus may occur secondary to other disorders, including metabolic, degenerative diseases (eg, Alzheimer's disease, progressive myoclonic epilepsy. Myoclonus that occurs in severe closed head injuries. Such a condition often worsens during movement. However, it can also sometimes happen spontaneously when movement is restricted.
Skill-related and health-related
Answer:
The correct answer is C) Gluteus Maximus (GM)
Explanation:
Another word for the Gluteus Maximus Muscle is the buttock muscles.
The sprinter grabbed the back of his thigh because it starts right on top of the posterior end of the pelvis and extends almost midway into the thigh.
The functions of the Gluteus Maximus include but are not limited to:
- It keeps the leg straight at the hip;
- Most importantly, when the body stoops or bends over, it helps the body regain an upright erect position. It does this by (in conjunction with other muscles) pulling the pelvis backwards.
Because the sprinter injured the GM, he or she will be unable to resume upright position or flex his knee (which exerts pulling stress on the GM) without feeling a great deal of pain.
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