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Salte directo a la búsqueda Salte directo al listado de A-Z Salte directo a la navegación Salte directo al contenido Salte directo a las opciones de la página CDC Home CDC 24/7: Saving Lives. <div class="noscript"> Note: Javascript is disabled or is not supported by your browser. Travelers' Health: Travel Safe, Travel Smart Facebook Reccomend Twitter Tweet Share Compartir Vaccines. For Travelers What kind of traveler are you? For Clinicians Special population(s)(optional) Travel Health Notices Visit the travel health notices page to see the full list of travel notices including: Alert Level 2, Practice Enhanced Precautions Updated Polio in Cameroon April 10, 2014 Updated Ebola in Guinea April 10, 2014 Updated Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines April 10, 2014 Updated Polio in Syria April 10, 2014 Updated Polio in Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia April 10, 2014 New! Watch Level 1, Practice Usual Precautions More There are no Warning notices currently in effect. Updates Information Centers More Home Related: Physician Resources

PTSD Screen Smartraveller: The Australian Government's travel advisory and consular assistance service | Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Travax autism resources Global Grasshopper | Travel Tips and Inspiration Common Postural Impairments Standing Postural Muscles The diagram to the right illustrates how the body is held erect. The thick black lines represent the principal muscles involved in standing. The vertical dotted line indicates the center of gravity. Posterior Pelvic Tilt Sometimes referred to as flat back, posterior pelvic tilt involves the reduction of the natural lumbar curvature. Lordosis Pelvis is positioned forward and downward. Kyphosis Exaggerated anterior-posterior curvature of the vertebral column, most often involves an excessive forward bending in the thoracic area. Forward Head Posture An anterior positioning of the cervical spine is characteristic of forward head posture, or protracted neck. Winged Scapula Medial border or inferior angle of scapula protrudes slightly from body. Protracted Shoulder Girdle The shoulders are pulled forward. Increased risk of shoulder injury during shoulder transverse flexion and transverse adduction activities, specifically when elbow travels behind shoulder. Scoliosis

BootsnAll Indie Travel : RTW Tickets, Travel Inspiration & Deals. Cheap tickets, hotels & hostels. Parachute - Preventing Injuries. Saving Lives. ThinkFirst Canada is now part of Parachute ThinkFirst Canada has joined with Safe Communities Canada, SMARTRISK, and Safe Kids Canada to create Parachute, a national, charitable organization dedicated to preventing injury and saving lives. Parachute’s injury prevention programming and advocacy efforts are designed to help Canadians reduce their risks of injury while enjoying long lives lived to the fullest. The Parachute website brings together the content from the four legacy organizations, including ThinkFirst Canada. Quick Links Below are links to the most frequently-accessed ThinkFirst content. Tools for Healthcare Professionals Concussion Q & A Concussion Resources Injury Prevention Programs Smart Hockey Safety Info and Resources Sport Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT) , 3rd Edition - PDF download Sport Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT) for children ages 5 to 12 years, 3rd Edition - PDF download Return to Play Guidelines - PDF download Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport - PDF download

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Free Travel Guides and Information for your next trip Canadian Association of Radiologists | Referral Guidelines The 2012 CAR Diagnostic Imaging Referral Guidelines are intended for physicians and are aimed at assisting them in making decisions in regard to appropriate imaging studies for specific cases. These Referral Guidelines are not intended as a means of restricting the physician’s role in the process of decision-making in regard to the imaging studies to be requested. The Referral Guidelines are evidence-informed and are based on expert opinion or case studies. They should not be used to diminish in any way the freedom of attending physicians to determine and order imaging studies for their patients for whom they have the ultimate responsibility. Discussion between the radiologist and the physician, particularly during multidisciplinary team meetings, must always take precedence. A full reference guide will soon be available to outline the recommendations, level of evidence and dose. Each set of guidelines below was prepared by an expert advisory working group.

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