In a trendellenberg sign, if I lift my right foot and put all my weight on the left foot, and I have trouble maintaining balance. If the lesion is due to nerve lesion which side is the lesion. Right or Left? Thanks for the help.
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Ramoray said:
I can't seem to figure out what your problem is. You attacked 2 days ago. Today, part deux. Being a hit-and-run thread crapper that you are, you neglected to respond to my last post in that thread
You, sir, should get a life.
Oh yeah, lerna to speal adn use punctuation so that when people read your post theys don't get annoyed by the constant run-on and fragment sentences that you write especially when you have nothing better to do at 3 in the morning when you.... write about Qbank and doing question ****
I come to this forum to learn and to share knowledge. If you want to call me out on a wrong post, fine. Let's discuss it. Otherwise, f.o.a.d.
poor grammar and spelling is my middle name, i didnt get an 8 on verbal for nothing. what didnt i respond to in your last post? i didnt even see you asked a question. wow i think i spelled every word correctly in this post, see i can do it
