Hand-Wrist Splint Application for Stroke Patients
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In which position should the wrist be secured when applying a hand-wrist immobility splint for a patient with left-sided paralysis?

  • Wrist in neutral position
  • Wrist in slight palmar flexion
  • Wrist in full extension
  • Wrist in slight dorsiflexion (correct)

What position should the fingers be in when applying a splint to a patient with left-sided paralysis?

  • Fingers flexed tightly
  • Fingers slightly curled
  • Fingers in an extended position (correct)
  • Fingers crossed over each other

How should the thumb be positioned in relation to the index finger when applying a hand-wrist immobility splint?

  • Thumb rotated backwards
  • Thumb extended away from the fingers
  • Thumb approximated to the index finger (correct)
  • Thumb kept at a 90-degree angle

Which of the following options best describes the rotation of the fingers when applying the splint?

<p>Fingers rotated slightly in an external position (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an important consideration when applying a splint to a stroke patient?

<p>Position the splint to prevent contractures (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Hand-wrist splint position for stroke

A hand-wrist splint should secure the hand and wrist in a position where the wrist is slightly dorsiflexed, fingers are extended, and the thumb is near the index finger.

Wrist position in a splint

The wrist should be in slight dorsiflexion (forward bending) when using a splint for a patient with left-sided paralysis.

Finger position in splint

Fingers should be extended (straight) when immobilizing with a hand-wrist splint for a stroke patient.

Thumb position in splint

The thumb should be placed near the index finger for proper splint positioning for stroke patients.

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Incorrect external rotation of fingers in a splint

Fingers should not be rotated outward when using a hand-wrist splint for a patient with left-sided paralysis.

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