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cellular energy, like
active transport,
p****ive transport relies on the
second law of
thermodynamics to
drive the
movement of
substances across cell membranes...
- In English, the
p****ive voice is
marked by a
subject that is
followed by a
stative verb
complemented by a past participle. For example: The
enemy was...
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Hypotonia is a lack of
resistance to
p****ive movement,
whereas muscle weakness results in
impaired active movement.
Central hypotonia originates from the...
-
classifications of
movement disorders, and
refers to
decreased bodily movement.
Hypokinesia is
characterized by a
partial or
complete loss of
muscle movement due to...
-
tension or tonus) is the
continuous and
p****ive partial contraction of the muscles, or the muscle's
resistance to
p****ive stretch during resting state. It helps...
- In
p****ive solar building design, windows, walls, and
floors are made to collect, store, reflect, and
distribute solar energy, in the form of heat in...
-
mobilization is a
manual therapy intervention, a type of straight-lined,
p****ive movement of a
skeletal joint that
addresses arthrokinematic joint motion (joint...
- of neurapraxia, it is
essential that the
joints constantly undergo p****ive movement in
order to
preserve proper mobility. If
joints are kept mobile, the...
- fire or
smoke without system activation, and
usually without movement.
Examples of
p****ive systems include floor-ceilings and roofs, fire doors, windows...
- in
plaster casts. Instead, she
applied hot compresses,
followed by
p****ive movement of the
areas to
reduce what she
called "spasm". Her
principles of muscle...
