Wrist/Hand Complex Flashcards
Resting Position of Wrist Joint
Neutral with slight ulnar deviation
Closed-Pack Position of Wrist Joint
Extension with Radial Deviation
Most important finger
Thumb
loss of thumb function affects about 40% to 50% of hand function
Second most important finger
Index
loss of index finger affects about 20% of hand function
Third most important finger
Middle finger
loss of middle finger affects about 20% of hand function
Fourth most important fingers
Ring and pinky
loss of ring finger affects about 10% of hand function
loss of little finger affects about 10% of hand function
The loss of the hand accounts for
about 90% loss of upper limb function
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Flexion (forearm supinated resting on table)
5-6 reps
F
Functional
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Flexion (forearm supinated resting on table)
3-4 reps
FF
Functionally Fair
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Flexion (forearm supinated resting on table)
1-2 reps
Functionally Poor
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Flexion (forearm supinated resting on table)
Cannot move
NF
Non Functional
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Extension (forearm pronated resting in table)
5-6 reps
F
Functional
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Extension (forearm pronated resting in table)
3-4 reps
FF
Functionally Fair
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Extension (forearm pronated resting in table)
1-2 reps
Functionally Poor
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Wrist Extension (forearm pronated resting in table)
Cannot move
NF
Non Functional
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Radial Deviation (Forearm Between Supination and Pronation, Resting on Table)
5-6 reps
F
Functional
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Radial Deviation (Forearm Between Supination and Pronation, Resting on Table)
3-4 reps
FF
Functionally Fair
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Radial Deviation (Forearm Between Supination and Pronation, Resting on Table)
1-2 reps
FP
Functionally Poor
FUNCTIONAL TEST
Radial Deviation (Forearm Between Supination and Pronation, Resting on Table)
Cannot move
NF
Non Functional
PROM normal end feel
Wrist flexion
Tissue stretch
PROM normal end feel
Wrist extension
Tissue stretch
PROM normal end feel
Supination
Tissue stretch
PROM normal end feel
Pronation
Tissue stretch
PROM normal end feel
Radial deviation
Bone to bone
PROM normal end feel
Ulnar deviation
Bone to bone
How many movements in RROM
6
Flexion if wrist
Extension of wrist
Ulnar deviation
Radial deviation
Pronation of wrist
Supination of wrist
Resting Position of Wrist Complex is
“Neutral with slight Ulnar Deviation”