How do substrates and products link photosynthesis and aerobic respiration?

What are the subunits of DNA, and how do they differ?

Which of the following best describes the structure of the thylakoid membrane?

The masseter, temporalis, and the medial pterygoid have the common function of which motion at the temporomandibular joint?

The PT is evaluating a patient for TMD who cannot open the mouth and has pain with opening.  Describe possible treatment options for this patient.

What combination of arthrokinematic motions must occur at the temporomandibular joint to allow full mouth opening? 

Why do we say that photosynthesis feeds most life on Earth?

The objective exam is still significant for a 25% restriction of lumbar AROM in forward bending and right bending, both of which cause increased right low back and lower extremity pain.  Passive SLR is 45° on the right, limited by right lower extremity pain, and 60° on the left, limited by hamstring tightness.  Palpation reveals stiffness and tenderness to right unilateral posterior-anterior pressure at L5-S1 and no notable area of hypermobility.  All other tests including lower extremity sensation, strength, and reflexes are within normal limit. Questions 2. What an applicable therapeutic intervention would be most appropriate to help decrease the stiffness prior to lumbar traction you and the athlete perceived?  Provide justification for your selection.

Question 4. Following application of thermotherapy, you apply lumbar traction.  Explain to the athlete why this intervention is indicated.  Finally, demonstrate how to perform the intervention correctly. Provide justification for your modality selection.  You answer question a to f.   a. Provide contraindications and precautions.   b. Describe appropriate parameters.  c. Explain to the athlete how they plan to treat them. d. Before or during application, explain what you provide the athlete with expectations linked to the intervention. e. After application, what do you explain to the athlete that they should inform someone in the event they experience any discomfort or adverse reaction to the intervention?  f. Following treatment, how do you clean or dispose of materials as appropriate. 

Question 7. The athlete comes to a follow-up appointment the next day.  He feels better than that of yesterday.  The objective exam shows a 15% restriction of lumbar AROM in forward bending and right bending, both of which cause increased right low back and lower extremity pain.  Passive SLR is 60° on the right, limited by right lower extremity pain, and 80° on the left, limited by hamstring tightness.  Palpation reveals trigger point tenderness to the right lower paraspinal muscle.  You decide to apply LASAER to the right lower paraspinal muscle.