About Allison. [one_half]Allison Mack began her career at age 4 when her mother made an executive decision that she had the personality to be on TV. Little did her mom know that she was introducing Allison into what would soon be her greatest passion in life. What ensued after this introduction has been 23 years of imagination, creativity, introspection and evolution. Allison has filled her life with characters of all shapes and sizes.
Rebound tenderness refers to a clinical sign where palpitation of a person's abdomen causes significant pain. Medical imaging studies may be conducted to determine the cause of abdomen pain. Rebound tenderness can be sign of appendicitis. Pain and diarrhea may indicate an inflammation of the peritoneum.
Rebound Damping The main function of rebound damping is to control the extension of the fork or shock after it compresses over a bump--hence the term rebound. (This is also called tension, which is why you often see tens or ten on a fork rebound clicker.) Rebound damping works by dissipating the fork or shock spring's energy; once a spring is compressed, there is force--or energy--released when it springs back. If your bike's suspension was composed of only springs (no rebound damping), the wheels would continue to bounce until the energy was dissipated through friction.