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The Hand: Fundamentals of Therapy: Module 1
 
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The Hand: Fundamentals of Therapy:   Module 1

BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES

Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:   

1. List 11 things to assess visually during a hand evaluation

2. Describe the 3 phases of wound healing

3. Describe 3 treatment goals during the inflammatory phase of wound healing

4. Describe 4 uses of Coban wrap in hand therapy

5. Describe the 2 most important biomechanics pulleys of the hand

6. Identify the 5 zones of flexor tendon repair

7. Describe 4 aims of therapy for a patient with a flexor tendon repair

8. Describe a treatment protocol for a postoperative flexor tendon repair

9. List 4 early signs of synovitis

10. Describe the 6 dorsal compartments of the hand and the musculature associated with each compartment

11. Describe the 9 zones of extensor tendon injury

12. Describe a treatment protocol for a postoperative extensor tendon repair

13. Identify the 3 layers of connective tissue surrounding nerve fibers

14. Identify 3 levels of nerve injury

15. Identify 5 factors affecting nerve regeneration

16. Identify the muscles affected in a low and high median nerve lesion.

17. Identify the muscles affected in a low and high ulnar nerve lesion.

18. Identify the muscles affected in a radial nerve lesion.

19. Describe a treatment plan for a postoperative tendon transfer for median, ulnar and radial nerve lesions.

20. Describe 3 causes of nerve compression

21. Describe the contents of the carpal tunnel

22. Describe a treatment program for a postoperative median nerve decompression.

23. List 3 syndromes resulting from medial nerve compression

24. Describe a treatment program for a postoperative ulnar nerve decompression

25. List 2 syndromes that can be present with radial nerve compression.

 

 

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