Injury Update Question
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Alex has a fractured orbital bone. Least problematic injury he could have hoped for considering the other possible thoughts on what it might be. Will most likely be out a month but should be full go for the start of the official practice.
Thanks. Usually that doesn't require surgery unless there is orbital floor depression and muscle entrapment. Hopefully, he won't need surgery.
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DukeDenver, orbital floor depression and muscle entrapment was exactly what I was fearing personally, I did stay at a Holiday inn express once.
DukeDenver, orbital floor depression and muscle entrapment was exactly what I was fearing personally, I did stay at a Holiday inn express once.
I thought orbital floor depression is when you walk in circles while being depressed and muscle entrapment was when you lift weights and see no increase in muscle size. What the heck do I know.
No no no.....orbital depression is clearly when the earth orbit is slowed due to lunar depressions, which is the cause for ky not having a fall and going from summer to 12*
And muscle entrapment is what happens after too many margaritas....mostly in the legs
Wrong. The orbital floor is the lowest energy state an electron can occupy in an atom. Thus, orbital floor depression is a lowering of this energy state.
Wrong. The orbital floor is the lowest energy state an electron can occupy in an atom. Thus, orbital floor depression is a lowering of this energy state.
Yeah, well.....I'm still blaming winter on it!!
Y’all over there talking about orbital blah blah. Electrons. Atoms. Lunar depressions. Muscle entrapment. My brains spinning. I’m over here trying to disciple, and all i can dissect is margaritas!!! And Holiday Inn!! Hahahahhaha yea that caught my eye instantaneously. I know what that is! I fit in with that! Although muscle entrapment sounds scarey, so I’ll stick to my bourbon and coke .....
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Hey the guy does have physics in his name....I’ll just nod my head and pretend to know.Wrong. The orbital floor is the lowest energy state an electron can occupy in an atom. Thus, orbital floor depression is a lowering of this energy state.
And slowly inch on over to his shoulder...Wrong. The orbital floor is the lowest energy state an electron can occupy in an atom. Thus, orbital floor depression is a lowering of this energy state.
Why am I not surprised by this definition from this particular poster?
Why am I not surprised by this definition from this particular poster?
That certainly cleared it up for me. Come on guys get on board....geezWrong. The orbital floor is the lowest energy state an electron can occupy in an atom. Thus, orbital floor depression is a lowering of this energy state.
Now QQ, don't go acting like you know what dukephysics is saying. You're both wrong.
The atom is clearly depressed because the orbital floor's state of energy is too low.
Can we all please move on now?
I'm still trying to get the image out of my head of you inching over on to his shoulder!!!
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