Chart, or diagram, is a presentation or a written description of some regular and common parts of the flow. A chart is conducive to communication and concentration and offers references for process reengineering. Flow chart can be seen from the definition that a flow accompanies always with business or transaction. Not all of the flows, however, are appropriate to be expressed by flowcharts.
Primarily physical tests will be done to asses the nature of the injury. The altered motions fall into 3 clinically recognizable patterns of scapular dyskinesis. The first two types correlate to labral injury. Type I results in prominence of the inferior (lower) and medial edges of the bone.
Results from baseline testing can be used if an athlete has a suspected concussion. Comparing post-injury test results to baseline test results can assist health care professionals in identifying the effects of the injury and making more informed return to school and play decisions. Education should always be provided to athletes and parents if an athlete has a suspected concussion.