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Napier 1956 Flashcards

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power grip

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precision grip

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writing position

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hammer position

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right hand in power grip when lid is started

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right hand in precision when lid is loose

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right hand in precision and left hand is in power grip

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different power grip phases

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different precision grip phases

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power grip where precision plays part

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Thumb is in power and B shows the translation of the rod. C shows the rotations

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pin hammer

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warrington hammer

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cross pein hammer

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ball pein hammer

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coal hammer grip

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bunched fist

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combined grip

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combined grip but index/thumb are in precision grip and rest of fingers are in power grip

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What is a prehensile grip?

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Movements in which an object is seized and held partly or wholly on the hand

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What is a non-prehensile grip?

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Movements where no grasping or seizing is involved but where options can be manipulated by pushing or lifting by hand or fingers

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What is the first summary point?

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Prehensile movement of the hand is analyzed anatomical and functionally

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What is the 2nd summary point?

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Hand movements consist of precision and power grips

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What is the 3rd summary point?

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A precision grip is an object pinched between flexor and opposing thumb

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What is the 4th summary point?

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In power grip, object is in a clamp position between flexed fingers and palm, counter pressure is on the thumb by lying more or less on the plane of the palm

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What is the 5th summary point?

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Power and precision cover the whole range of prehensile human hand

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