Vertaal "vulnerable to injuries" na Arabies

EN Sports injuries. Direct blows and injuries on the field or court cause all types of arm fractures.

• Sports injuries
• Direct blows
• arm

EN Neck injuries. Previous neck injuries appear to increase the risk of cervical spondylosis.

• Neck injuries
• Previous neck injuries
• increase the risk
• cervical

EN Common injuries that cause concussions include falls or other direct hits to the head, car accidents and blast injuries from explosions

• concussions include falls
• head
• car accidents

EN Injuries, such as from motor vehicle accidents, falls or sports injuries, can sever or damage peripheral nerves

• Injuries
• motor vehicle accidents
• falls
• sports injuries
• sever
• damage peripheral nerves

EN Your neck is flexible and supports the weight of your head, so it can be vulnerable to injuries and conditions that cause pain and restrict motion. Neck pain causes include:

• neck is flexible
• supports the weight
• head
• vulnerable to injuries
• conditions that cause
• restrict motion
• Neck pain causes

EN Abusing a child or a vulnerable adult ― someone over age 18 who is hospitalized or made vulnerable by a disability

• Abusing a child
• vulnerable adult
• someone over age
• hospitalized
• disability

EN Tend to have more accidents and injuries of all kinds than do children who don't have ADHD

• accidents
• children who don't
• ADHD

EN The most effective options for diagnosis and treatment of peripheral nerve injuries and tumors

• treatment of peripheral
• injuries
• tumors

EN Specialists in the pediatric physical medicine and rehabilitation program treat children with spinal cord injuries.

• physical medicine
• rehabilitation program treat
• spinal cord

EN Orthopedic surgeons ? Provide surgical and nonsurgical treatment of musculoskeletal injuries

• Orthopedic surgeons
• surgical
• injuries

EN Sports medicine primary care physicians ? Provide comprehensive medical evaluations, sports physicals, and evaluation and treatment of nonsurgical injuries

• Sports medicine primary
• physicians
• comprehensive medical evaluations
• sports physicals
• evaluation
• treatment of nonsurgical

EN Injuries that cause damage to the heart muscle, such as being struck by lightning

• Injuries that cause
• heart muscle

EN Infections, injuries to your skin, stress, smoking and intense sun exposure can all worsen psoriasis.

• Infections
• stress
• smoking
• intense sun exposure
• worsen

EN Car accidents. The crushing injuries common in car accidents may cause breaks that require surgical repair.

• Car accidents
• crushing injuries common
• breaks that require

EN Improper training techniques, such as not warming up and stretching, also can cause foot injuries.

• Improper training techniques
• stretching
• cause foot

EN Walking around in a house with too much clutter or too little light may lead to falls and foot injuries.

• house with too
• clutter
• too little light
• lead to falls
• foot

EN Have certain conditions. Having decreased bone density (osteoporosis) can put you at risk of injuries to your foot bones.

• certain conditions
• Having decreased bone
• osteoporosis

EN Sports injuries, such as a direct blow to your shoulder on the field, rink or court.

• Sports injuries
• rink

EN Complications or injuries related to a broken nose may include:

• Complications

EN If your injury is severe enough to warrant surgical treatment, the surgeon should address both your bone and cartilage injuries.

• injury is severe
• warrant surgical treatment
• surgeon should address
• bone
• cartilage

EN Improper training techniques, such as not warming up and stretching, also can cause ankle injuries.

• Improper training techniques
• stretching
• cause ankle

EN Walking around in a house with too much clutter or too little light may lead to falls and ankle injuries.

• house with too
• clutter
• too little light
• lead to falls
• ankle

EN Have certain conditions. Having decreased bone density (osteoporosis) can put you at risk of injuries to your ankle bones.

• certain conditions
• Having decreased bone
• osteoporosis

EN Protect yourself from athletic injuries. Wear protective equipment when playing contact sports.

• injuries
• Wear protective equipment

EN The most common of these injuries occurs in the wrist when people try to catch themselves during a fall and land hard on an outstretched hand.

• try to catch
• during a fall
• outstretched

EN A broken leg (leg fracture) is a break or crack in one of the bones in your leg. Common causes include falls, motor vehicle accidents and sports injuries.

• broken leg
• leg fracture
• break
• Common causes include
• motor vehicle accidents
• sports

EN Other injuries may be treated with a cast or splint

• cast
• splint

EN This is a rare complication that is more common with high-impact injuries, such as a car or motorcycle accident.

• common with high-impact
• car
• motorcycle

EN These injuries can affect the brain in different ways and cause different types of concussions.

• injuries can affect
• brain in different
• cause different types

EN These injuries affect brain function, usually for a brief period, resulting in signs and symptoms of concussion.

• injuries affect brain
• period
• resulting in signs

EN Cumulative effects of multiple brain injuries

• brain injuries

EN Active research is currently underway to study the effects of repeated head injuries that don't cause symptoms (subconcussive injury)

• underway to study
• effects of repeated
• injuries that don't
• symptoms
• subconcussive injury

EN At this time, there's no conclusive evidence indicating that repeated brain injuries contribute to cumulative effects.

• there's no conclusive
• indicating that repeated

EN Protecting your children. To help lessen the risk of head injuries to your children, block off stairways and install window guards.

• Protecting your children
• lessen the risk
• children
• block off stairways
• install window

EN Prevent head injuries by providing your child with a car seat, bicycle helmet, safety rails on the bed and appropriate supervision.

• Prevent head injuries
• providing your child
• car seat
• bicycle helmet
• bed
• appropriate

EN Even minor injuries can cause fractures

• Even minor injuries
• cause fractures

EN Growth plate injuries around the wrist and shoulder usually heal without problems.

• Growth plate injuries
• wrist
• shoulder usually heal

EN Gunshot wounds or crushing injuries from car crashes can cause open wounds that let bacteria into the body

• Gunshot wounds
• crashes can cause
• wounds that let
• body

EN Although most head injuries are minor, seek prompt medical attention if your child falls hard on his or her head or gets hit hard in the head

• Although most head
• minor
• seek prompt medical
• child falls hard
• his
• her head
• gets hit hard
• head

EN Further loss of muscle mass, increasing your risk of falls and injuries

• mass
• increasing your risk
• falls
• injuries

EN A head injury may result from motor vehicle or bicycle accidents, falls, assaults, and sports injuries.

• motor vehicle
• bicycle accidents
• falls
• assaults
• sports

EN Although you can't prepare for every potential situation, here are some tips for avoiding common causes of head injuries:

• Although you can't
• every potential situation
• tips for avoiding
• causes of head

EN Most sprained ankles involve injuries to the ligaments on the outer side of the ankle.

• sprained ankles involve

EN Most ankle sprains involve injuries to the three ligaments on the outside of your ankle

• ankle sprains involve

EN Such injuries usually cause tinnitus in only one ear.

• injuries usually cause

EN Injuries that might not be immediately seen include bleeding in the brain and eyes, spinal cord damage, and fractures of the ribs, skull, legs and other bones

• Injuries that might
• immediately seen include
• brain
• eyes
• spinal cord damage
• skull
• legs
• bones

EN Injuries to your thumb joint, such as fractures and sprains.

• joint
• fractures

EN These injuries can result in long-term complications or death.

• injuries can result
• long-term complications

EN Moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries

• Moderate to severe
• brain injuries

EN Infants and young children with brain injuries might not be able to communicate headaches, sensory problems, confusion and similar symptoms

• Infants
• able to communicate
• sensory problems
• confusion
• similar symptoms