In Medical Jargon it is called Paresthesias . Mostly it occurs in peripheral areas of body like hands or legs.Peripheral disturbances are the most common cause of paresthesias. "Falling asleep" occurs when the blood supply to a nerve is cut off---a condition called ischemia. Ischemia usually occurs when an artery is compressed as it passes through a tightly flexed joint. Sleeping with the arms above the head or sitting with the legs tightly crossed frequently cause numbness and tingling. Hope this helps
clock
A clock
clock
women are not allowed to cover their face, feet, & hands (hands not arms) in hajj or salah.
a clock
A watch or a clock.
A clock or a watch. They both have faces and hands, but no legs.
A clock (or watch)
a clock
A really badly drawn stick figure.
Depends on the routine. As most lower level routines end in a flip where you really only have flexibility to be creative with your hands... -Framing your smiling face -One bent towards your chest while the other is straight -In an "L" either vertically or horizontally -One arm circling above your head, the other straight -Both arms bent out vertically in front of you, one higher than the other -Bending your arms so your hands spread out in front of your face
Mainly scratch marks around the arms, hands, and on the face. There could also be bite marks on the hands and arms. In general, it's fully dependent on the circumstance of the case.