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Skin issues are very common among amputees. Because amputees require an unusually high demand from their skin, and because not wearing a prostheses is often not an option, they sometimes dismiss the importance of hygiene and monitoring of their skin. Skin issues need to be taken seriously.
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What are the answers to these math problems?
What math problems? I will help you if you give me the problems
What are general math problems?
general math problems are problems yo see almost every day.
What are algebra problems?
An algebra problems like 2+?=4.
Are Continental Math League problems harder than Mathcounts problems?
no
Do you have problems with prostetics?
is it a new word ? or you mean prosthetics,if so several.
What does biotechnology have to do with prosthetics?
what does biotechnology have to with prosthetics?
How to abbreviate the word prosthetics?
P&O - Prosthetics and Orthotics
How long does it take to get a degree in prosthetics?
I would love to work a job making prosthetics. What degree do I need? And what school in florida?Also any info on prosthetics would be great!
What is the definition of prosthetics?
The definition of Prosthetics is: The branch of medicine dealing with the production and use of artificial body parts.
What Devices that are made to replace injured or damaged body parts are called?
They are called prosthetics or supports.
What rhymes with cosmetics?
prosthetics
What is another alternative of latex whe making prosthetics?
The other alternative for latex whe making prosthetics is gelatin.
What does prosthetics deal with?
Prostheses are mechanical devices used to replace missing body parts. People usually think of prosthetics as artificial limbs. However, hearing aids and dentures are also considered to be prosthetics.
Who is qualified to make prosthetics?
Prosthetist
What is is dental prosthetics?
is the implant of teeth
When did prosthetics become a science?
It was not until the 16th century, through the efforts of French surgeon Ambroise Pare, that prosthetics became a science.
