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Dynamic Splinting: Splinting for Special Populations, Part 4

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1.  What is a splint for tenodesis typically used for?
  1. To help relieve pain with carpal tunnel syndrome
  2. To create a "pinch" for a client with a C6 SCI
  3. To decrease tone and finger flexion
  4. To provide support for a radial nerve injury
2.  What does the tenodesis splint design typically include?
  1. All digits and the thumb
  2. Thumb only with digits free
  3. Digits #2 and #3 and thumb
  4. A wrist support to limit motion
3.  What is the goal of using a Saebo dynamic orthosis?
  1. Maintaining a functional position
  2. Allowing functional reaching, grasp, and release
  3. Improving opportunities in UE therapy
  4. All of the above
4.  The SaeboFlex improves grasp and release. What does it mean that it is volitionally based?
  1. Client initiates 100% of the action.
  2. The splint does 100% of the work.
  3. The spring tension passively moves the fingers.
  4. The device has electrical parts.
5.  What does the spiral forearm design of the Saebo Glove do?
  1. Maintains the forearm in supination
  2. Prevents full grasp and release
  3. Prevents flexion
  4. Keeps the wrist in a functional position

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