Clinical Assessment of the Hand and Wrist to Promote Functional Outcomes
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Proximal interphalangeal joint tightness does not change regards of metacarpophalangeal joint position due to tightness of _________.
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A manual technique that is effective for edema management including removal of lymphatic fluid is called ____________.
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An appropriate patient self assessment outcome measure to utilize with individuals who have upper extremity injuries/pathology is the _________.
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An effective method for scar tissue maturation techniques would be ___________.
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What peripheral nerve is associated with Wartenberg’s syndrome, characterized by pain over the distal radial forearm and sensory limitation on the dorsal radial hand?
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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