day sixteen: evaluation of the hands Flashcards
name two questionnaires for pain assessments:
McGill pain questionnaire
Schultz pain assessment
name two rating scales:
berbal analog scale: VeAS: pain perception
visual analog: VAS
important observations:
attitude of the hand at rest
skin
temperature
two neurological deficits postures:
claw hand
wrist drop
external devices:
percutaneous pins
external fixators
splints/slings/braces
name three power grips:
cylindrical grip
hook grip
spherical grip
precision grip: pinch grips:
2 pt pad to pad pinch 3 jaw chuck lateral key pinch tip to tip pinch pen/pencil tripod grasp
cylindrical grip:
a more equally divided pressure across palmer surface
stability weakens with increased girth of object
the heavier the object the more ulnar deviation of the wrist
hook grip
partially gravity dependent
main control provided by the finger nerves the thumb
not a particularly strong grip, but may be sustained for long period of time
spherical grip
similar to the cylindrical
equals strength applied across the object’s surface
control is reduced with increased object size
pad to pad pinch
3 jaw chuck
lateral key pinch
thumb is more adducted and less rotated
least precise grip
lateral prehension
when an object is held between two adjacent fingers
tip pinch the most ______
precise
tip pinch is also called
tip to tip prehension or 2 point tip pinch