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BODY PARTS, caucasian-legs-athletic-man-before-260nw-446312977, hip…

- - - - To reach out and grab anything, from food to tools to hand-holds, that may be helpful.
    - - Contusions/Fractures
  - - - Supports the weight of the head and protects the nerves
    - - Neck Sprain/ Herniated disc/Neck Fracture
  - - - The chest houses organs such as the heart, esophagus, trachea, lungs and thoracic diaphragm.
    - - Hypoxia/ Cardiac arrest
  - - - To grip any object, such as food or tools, that we find necessary.
    - - Fractures, sprains
  - - - Allows for several movements.
    - - Frozen Shoulder/ Slap tear/Calcific Tendonitis
  - - - The stomach receives food from the esophagus.
    - - Muscle Soasm/Difficulty Flexing Muscle
  - - - The function of the hand is to grip, form precise movements, e.g. writing and sewing.
    - - Fractures
  - - - Fracture/Swelling/ Scalp wound
    - - The head typically seves as the information processing center.
- - - - Help us stand, walk, run and jump while also supporting our weight and maintaining balance.
    - - -Sprains
        -Strains
        -Joint dislocations
  - - - Shaping the arch and managing the stress of running and walking.
    - - Achilles tendinitis.
  - - - Supporting body weight.
    - - Sprains.
  - - - Provide posture and balance, support our body weight
    - - -Corns
        -Bunions.
  - - - Allows up-and-down movement of the foot.
    - - -Strains
        -Sprains
        -Fractures.
  - - - The hip joint allows for movement in three major axes.
    - - -Stress fracture.
        -Muscle strain.
  - - - help move the hip joint and stabilize the pelvis
    - - -Muscle strain.
        -Sciatica.
  - - - It also allows you to jump, rotate your ankle, flex your foot and “lock” your knee.
    - - Plantaris tear
  - - - Allow the lower body to bend, flex and rotate.
    - - -Hip Flexor Strain.
        -Iliopsoas Bursitis.