1. OPERATION OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE:
On 05/10/2017 at 0130 hours, Deptford units were dispatched to the area of Narraticon Parkway and Merrimac Road, for a report of male passed out behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.
2. ARRIVAL AT SCENE:
Upon my arrival, I observed a black Volkswagen at the intersection with a male behind the wheel sleeping and female in the passenger seat sleeping as well. After shaking the male and providing sternum rubs, the male became alert. The male was then asked to step out of the vehicle. The male is herein referred to as Kevin Short. Kevin, while speaking to him was swaying in circles and had a wide stance. Kevin was also extremely difficult to understand due to him speaking with a low tone of voice. After
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I began to check for lack of smooth pursuit when Kevin moved his head. I advised Kevin to keep his head still and follow the stimulus with his eyes only. I began the test again and Kevin failed to keep his head still once again. After explaining the test for a third time, Kevin advised he understood. I then moved my stimulus in one smooth pass across his face and observed his eyes were able to equally track. I continued to move the stimulus across his face and did not observe nystagmus. I continued and also did not observe a distinct and sustained nystagmus or on-set prior to forty-five degrees in neither eye. The next test I administered was the Walk and Turn …show more content…
I had Kevin stand in the starting position, right foot in front of the left touching heel to toe with both arms down by his side as I explained and demonstrated the test. As I was explaining the test, Kevin's feet broke apart from the starting position once. Kevin was instructed to get back into the starting position. After finishing my demonstrating, I gave the order to begin. Kevin stepped off and failed to touch heel to toe on steps two, three, four, seven and eight. At the turn around Kevin completed a proper turn and stepped back off again. Kevin then failed to touch heel to toe on steps every step going back. The next test I administered was the One Leg
Then, when she was finished reading, she stopped at a particular line and I wrote down her results. I also tested her other eye, which is her right eye, which had different results. After, she finished and I wrote her results down, I tested her vision field by sitting in front of her and placing my finger near her ear and she then told me when she saw my finger first. Next, I tested Jazmine Cooley’s oculomotor, trochlear, and abducens nerves by looking at the pupil of her eye and briefly shining a flashlight into her eyes asking her to look up, down, left, right, and side to side. Then, I repeated the same test, however, I did not use a flashlight this time, but I had her follow along to my clenched fist with my thumb held up.
A person that over pronates will land with with the inside if their foot. The ankle drawer assessment will help determine the integrity of the ligaments in the ankle. Also the client should get a proper diagnosis for the exact reason why the foot is over pronating.
Mr. Blighton then ran to the passenger side door, which was slightly open to see if the woman had a pulse when he could not feel one he then ran to get help. He finally came to a house and told them to call for help. Thomas Stewart Duffy Jr was on duty that night at Washington County Fire District Number One. The call came in roughly at 8:44 that night. They had many calls come in from the sunset highway and most proved fatal. They arrived to see the blue Toyota van parked facing north along 79th . The man was covered in dark spots and they weren’t sure just what they were getting into. When they arrived at the woman ...
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While designing a particular vehicle of a particular class, there are some atributes and protocols to be followed. Because the designing and the procedures change from car to car.
There are several tests and measure that can be done in a physical therapy examination in order to rule out certain diagnoses, as well as come closer to a physical therapy diagnosis. First, an observation of the patient standing, walking, and sitting should be done in order to associate any visible deficits in the patient that could be associated to the ...
In the July 1997 issue of Commentary, James Q. Wilson challenges the consensus among academia’s finest regarding the automobile in his bold article, Cars and Their Enemies. Directed towards the general public, his article discredits many of the supposed negatives of the automobile raised by experts, proves that the personal car is thriving and will continue to thrive because it meets individual preference over other means of transportation, as well as presents solutions to the social costs of cars. Wilson emphasizes that no matter what is said and done in eliminating the social costs of the automobile, experts are not going to stop campaigning against it.
into the passenger seat." She described the man "as a black male in his late
Did you know that seat belts save over 13,000 lives each year, according to the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration). In an accident seat belts are usually the difference between life or death. The NHTSA estimates that over 7,000 lives could be saved if the victims had used their seat belts. There are also many other safety features of a car, like the airbags, zones, and even padded dashboards. Car safety is very important in our everyday lives, and there needs to be more awareness about the effects of not being safe in a car.
There are three-foot movements in gait the heel rocker, ankle rocker, and forefoot rocker. The heel rocker starts when the foot makes initial contact or heel strike with the ground and ends at foot flat. This is where the ankle is usually at ninety degrees of plantar flexion and it is the motion that is typically blocked by the AFO’s (331). The ankle rocker is the second movement in the gait pattern. It is when the foot is in full contact with the ground and ends at heel off. Then the forefoot rocker begins which is the third foot movement in the gait pattern. The forefoot rocker begins at heel off and it continues until the foot is off of the ground. At this point during gait the toes start to extend about fifty-five degrees before the foot leaves the ground (331). Extending the toes during gait helps allow the body to move forward over the foot. So if the forefoot rocker is blocked during gait the child may not be able to move forward. The child may compensate by shortening the foot length or doing inversion or eversion of the foot (332).
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The average driver doesn’t think about what keeps their car moving or what keeps them on the road, but that’s because they don’t have to. The average driver doesn’t have to worry about having enough downforce to keep them on the road or if they will reach the adhesive limit of their car’s tires around a turn. These are the things are the car designers, professional drivers, racing pit crews, serious sports car owners, and physicist think about. Physics are an important part of every sports and racing car design. The stylish curves and ground effects on sports cars are usually there not just for form but function as well allowing you to go speeds over 140 mph in most serious sports cars and remain on the road and in reasonable control.
Disk and drum brakes are the two types used in cars. Drum brakes are very good to have on your rear axel but not as effective on the front where better balance and heat dissipation is a must.
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