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The type of theory that is used to develop and test specific nursing interventions is known as _____ theory.
Isometric Exercises
Workouts where muscles contract without changing length, effectively increasing strength without movement.
Range-of-Motion Exercises
Physical activities designed to move joints through their full span of motion to improve or maintain flexibility and muscle strength.
Foot Drop
A gait abnormality where the forefoot drops due to weakness, irritation or damage to the peroneal nerve, or paralysis of the muscles in the anterior portion of the lower leg.
High-Top Tennis Shoes
Athletic shoes that extend significantly above the ankle, offering extra support, commonly used in sports and as casual wear.
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