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Knee Injuries

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Material Type: Tutorial
Technical Format: Shockwave
Date Added to MERLOT: April 09, 2003
Date Modified in MERLOT: December 09, 2011
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California State University at Chico
Submitter : Pam Scheibel
Description:
The site provides information on anterior and posterior cruciate knee injuries including a Shockwave movie.
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Primary Audience: College General Ed, Graduate School, Professional
Mobile Compatibility: Not specified at this time
Language: English
Cost Involved: no Source Code Available: no
Accessiblity Information Available: no Copyright: yes
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Avatar for Ronald Wagner
5 years ago

Ronald Wagner (Faculty)

I have use the "Shockwave Knee Injury Scenario" in class in the past; however, even with updated my computer with the latest shockwave player, the program will not run. The scenario is an excellent one but with the technical glitches it can not be used. I am using a Mac OS Leopard and viewing the page with Firefox. I also tried it on Safari with no success.

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I have use the "Shockwave Knee Injury Scenario" in class in the past; however, even with updated my computer with the latest shockwave player, the program will not run. The scenario is an excellent one but with the technical glitches it can not be used. I am using a Mac OS Leopard and viewing the page with Firefox. I also tried it on Safari with no success.
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