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How do the muscles and bones work together to flex the knee? Discuss what type of joint the knee is. Discuss muscle contraction of the hamstring muscle group.

How do the muscles and bones work together to flex the knee

How do the muscles and bones work together to flex the knee?
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Firstly, discuss what type of joint the knee is.

Secondly, discuss muscle contraction of the hamstring muscle group.

Thirdly, discuss how flexion is achieved.

Further, discuss the role of tendons in the process. If you have enough words, you can also include a brief discussion of the overall process of muscle contraction.

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How Does The Knee Work?

In this article we’ll look at the knee in more detail, examine how it works and identify the areas where things can go wrong.

The Joint

The knee is one of the largest and most complex joints in the body, it is a pivotal hinge joint. This type of joint permits bend and extension as well as small amounts of internal and external rotation. Due to its limited range of motion and the heavy load it carries the knee joint can be prone to injuries.

Knee bones

The knee joins the thigh to the shin and is made up of 4 bones; femur, tibia, fibula and patella. The femur is the thigh bone which connects to the tibia, the shin bone. The fibula is a smaller bone which runs alongside the tibia and also forms the lateral part of the ankle joint. Additionally, patella is commonly known as the kneecap and is a triangular piece of bone that sits in a groove at the lower end of the femur.

Tendons explained

Tendons are tough bands of connective tissue connecting the knee bones to the leg muscles that move the joint. Ligaments are made up of tough bands of tissue too but ligaments connect bone to bone. The knee joint has four major ligaments joining the bones together to keep the knee stable. The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) prevents the femur from sliding backwards onto the tibia and the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) prevents the femur from sliding forwards onto the tibia…..

The body can be described as having three distinct lines of defense; first, second, and third. Describe one component of one of these categories (first, second, or third line of defense) and how it helps the body ward off pathogens.

The body can be described as having three distinct lines of defense

The body can be described as having three distinct lines of defense; first, second, and third.

Firstly, describe one component of one of these categories (first, second, or third line of defense) and how it helps the body ward off pathogens.

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This is a paper that is focusing on Review a public policy and how it affects employment. The paper also provides additional information to use in writing the assignment paper.

Review a public policy and how it affects employment

Employment Law Scenario Analysis
Write a 750-1,000 word paper in which you review public policy and how it affects employment. Address the following scenarios:

Scenario 1: Nurse Deb was due for her annual flu vaccination as mandated by her hospital’s policy. Nurse Deb is a big supporter of the antivaccination movement and refused to obtain her annual flu vaccination. Upon notice that nurse Deb did not obtain the vaccination, the nurse manager fired Nurse Deb. Nurse Deb has decide to file a wrongful termination suit. As the director of nursing, how would you handle this situation?

Firstly, what evidence does Nurse Deb have that could help her win the case?
Secondly, what law protects the hospital’s mandated vaccination procedures?
Thirdly, how concerned should the hospital be if the lawsuit is a success?
Fourthly, if the lawsuit is a success, how does this impact workplace safety and the obligation of the health care facility to provide protection?

Scenario 2: Joe Gomez worked as a plant operations specialist at Premier Hospital. While Joe’s manager was working on the HVAC system that protects patients from harmful viruses and bacteria, he noticed that he was not using OSHA-approved filters. Joe felt that it was important to report this to the compliance officer. The day following his report, Joe was fired by his manager. As the CEO of Premier Hospital, how would you handle the situation?

How concerned should you be about the termination of Joe?
What legal principles are involvement and how do they reinforce workplace safety?
If Joe was a member of the local employee services union, does this make the termination different?

Review a public policy and how it affects employment

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

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This is a paper that is focusing on discuss your understanding of abuser-behavior assignment. The paper also provides additional information to use in writing this assignment paper.

Discuss your understanding of abuser-behavior assignment

Section One
Share your thoughts on the various pervasive issues of dysfunctional family violence. In your response, include the cycle-of-violence hypothesis and the psychological effects of child abuse and also other domestic violence on children.
Many jurisdictions have enacted ‘mandatory arrest’ policies for serious cases of domestic violence.  Discuss your understanding of abuser-behavior, and also whether you believe this is logical/good policy? Consider what is the cycle of abuse and how might family violence affect children. Why don’t women leave abusive relationships?
Remember to use references to support your response.

Section Two
1. Firstly, behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral approaches are built on the idea that behavior is learned.  How does each theory look at the type of learning that causes a client their difficulties?  How would each approach “reteach” more adaptive behaviors?
2. Secondly, as you can tell from this week’s readings, one of the strengths of behavioral and cognitive behavioral approaches is that there is a wide repertoire of techniques and strategies that can be used to help a client change.  Which technique do you think would be most helpful?  Which technique causes you the most concern?

3.  Thirdly, now that we have explored the different counseling theories, which one (or ones) do you feel best fits with your personality and philosophy of life and human nature? Provide examples from the theory to support your answer.
4. Fourthly, many therapists use what is called “technical eclectism” (which is the idea that one would draw from different approaches to help their client).  How do you react to that idea?

Discuss your understanding of abuser-behavior assignment

Section Three
Study 3: Sins of the Mother
ID Crimefeed (2017, October 25). A look back at Susan Smith – the South Carolina mom killed her two young sons.  (Webpage)

Read the attached article.
http://www.investigationdiscovery.com/crimefeed/crime-history/a-look-back-at-the-susan-smith-case-23-years-after-the-south-carolina-mom-killed-her-2-young-sons
Questions: Answer five of the following questions.

Discuss potential effects that sexual abuse can have on a young woman. How might Susan’s experiences with her stepfather have affected her behavior?
Discuss possible pressures on a young couple that marries in their teens, especially under the circumstances of David and Susan’s marriage.
Identify nonverbal cues that Susan gave. Also, discuss how it is possible to tell if someone if lying from nonverbal behavior. What information does the use of the polygraph supply?

Speculate on why Susan might have done what she did. Include speculations about her marriage as well as her own childhood and adolescence.
Susan wanted relief from loneliness and also the problems in her life. She wanted to commit suicide but did not want her sons to suffer as she had after her father’s suicide. Also, she believed that if she killed her sons first and then committed suicide, her sons would suffer less than if she left them on their own. She felt burdened and was overwhelmed by the responsibilities of being a single mother. What role might depression have played in her actions?
Lastly, why didn’t her attorneys use the mental illness defense?

This paper is on Historical Background of Political Islam, its Concepts and Frameworks. Essay in Chicago style citation, with footnotes, 28 pages, at least 275 words per page, and a minimum of 25 references.

Historical Background of Political Islam its Concepts and Frameworks

Essay in Chicago style citation, with footnotes, 28 pages, at least 275 words per page, and a minimum of 25 references. You may use up to 3 references per page and no fewer than 275 words per page. You may also use any additional academic materials or recommendations related to the subject. All academic work is expected to be free of grammar, usage, and style errors and must be original. Please, use the present tense most of the time instead of the past participle tense. Also, use a more active voice instead of passive voice and American English.

You may also use any supplementary learning materials or references related to the subject. Also, you may make minor changes to the subheadings below for the finished document to read smoothly. Please, make a robust and logical argument while discussing the Historical Background of Political Islam, its Concepts and Frameworks. Discuss Islamic dynasties after the death of Fourth Caliph, Ali Ibn Talib from Mu’awiyah, his children inheriting power and the succeeding dynasties and their use of Islam for political gain. Discuss and present a compelling argument on the primary reasons and contributing factors for The Rise of the Muslim Political Violence from the 19th and 21st Centuries and link to Afghanistan and Iraq’s invasion.

And please, incorporate these subheadings below in your writing, and you may make minor changes as you see it fit to smooth the consistent flow of the research:

Historical Background of Political Islam, its Concepts and Frameworks.  5 pages

The Influence of Maududi, Qutb, and Khomeini in Modern Political Islam. 6 pages

Radical Interpretation of Quranic Verses by Islamist Militants for Political Gain. 4 pages

Aspirations and Activities of the Islamist Militants. 4 pages

The Connection between Political Islam and Muslim Militancy. 4 pages

Lessons Learned and the path forward to Countering Political Islam. 4 pages

Conclusion. 1 page

Or divide the pages as you see it it.

Historically, Muslim intellectuals suggest that extremist interpretation of the Quran for political gain within Islam dated back to the Kharijites group who appeared in the 7th century Common Era.

The Kharijites established dangerous dogmas that distinguished them from both orthodox Sunni and Shi’a Muslims from their fundamentally political stance. The Kharijites as a group were predominantly renowned for espousing a deep-seated approach to takfir, through which they professed that other Muslims were disbelievers; hence, their blood can be shaded without recourse.

Additionally, the succeeding Muslim dynasties came to power using Islam as an umbrella to gain political leverage and interpreted the Quran to suit their political aspirations.

In essence, political Islamism is an ideology of resentment directed toward a prevailing order. So long as the political order remains closed, the militant insurgents will have a place in society. Their defiance of the oppressive order and their criticism of the stagnant autocratic rule will resonate with a populace segment.

For over six decades, a rebirth of an ideological movement called Islamism has been at war with the West.

Over these decades, militant groups under the pretext of establishing the Caliphate. Which in their mind is connect ed with an idealize Muslim past. The Militant groups have made worldwide headlines – on various occasions – due to their malicious terrorist attacks on the West in general and predominantly against Muslims whom they deemed opposing to their dogmas.

The rise of Political Islamists and militant groups in various parts of the Muslim world from South Asia, the Arabian Peninsula, the North African, the Sahel, Sub-Saharan, Horn of Africa, Europe, and Australia pose alarming threats to the global security and, more so, regional stability. These militants’ appeal stems from their ability to tap into and persuade marginalized communities, particularly youth, that their grievances can be rectified by establishing a more pure Islamist culture.

Justifications given for attacks on civilians by Islamic extremist groups come from extreme interpretations of the Quran and Hadith, and Islamic law. These include retribution by armed jihad for the perceived injustices of unbelievers against Muslims (especially by Al-Qaeda);[12] the belief that the killing of many self-proclaimed Muslims is required because they have violated Islamic law and are actually disbelievers (kafir); the need to restore and purify Islam by establishing sharia law, especially by restoring the Caliphate as a pan-Islamic state (especially ISIS); the glory and heavenly rewards of martyrdom; the supremacy of Islam over all other religions.[Note 1].[26][27]

26 “Another battle with Islam’s ‘true believers.’” The Globe and Mail.
27  Mohamad Jebara More Mohamad Jebara. “Imam Mohamad Jebara: Fruits of the tree of extremism.” Ottawa Citizen.