The document discusses the social, environmental, and biological factors that can contribute to musculoskeletal disorders. It outlines the typical clinical phases from initial symptoms to diagnosis to treatment and outcomes. The clinical phases include symptoms of muscle stiffness, pain, and limited movement initially, followed by diagnosis, treatment through rest, physical therapy and medications, and eventual restoration of muscle function and relief of pain or potential increased complications from prolonged disease.
The document discusses the social, environmental, and biological factors that can contribute to musculoskeletal disorders. It outlines the typical clinical phases from initial symptoms to diagnosis to treatment and outcomes. The clinical phases include symptoms of muscle stiffness, pain, and limited movement initially, followed by diagnosis, treatment through rest, physical therapy and medications, and eventual restoration of muscle function and relief of pain or potential increased complications from prolonged disease.
The document discusses the social, environmental, and biological factors that can contribute to musculoskeletal disorders. It outlines the typical clinical phases from initial symptoms to diagnosis to treatment and outcomes. The clinical phases include symptoms of muscle stiffness, pain, and limited movement initially, followed by diagnosis, treatment through rest, physical therapy and medications, and eventual restoration of muscle function and relief of pain or potential increased complications from prolonged disease.
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