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Repeated motion injuries (RMI) include muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries that result from…

Causes of Repetitive Motion Injury .1 * .(RMI) are the following except A) Overuse of one body part O B) Obtain additional help when necessary O O O C) Forceful exertion O D) Awkward position O ! هذا السؤال مطلوب

Causes of Repetitive Motion Injury .1 * .(RMI) are the following except A) Overuse of one body part O B) Obtain additional help when necessary O O O C) Forceful exertion O D) Awkward position O ! هذا السؤال مطلوب

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Chapter3: The Skeletal System

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