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The Jebsen-Taylor Test of Hand Function in Occupational Therapy
In the field of occupational therapy, the evaluation of hand function is critical for assessing a patient’s ability to perform daily tasks, particularly after an injury, surgery, or illness that affects hand strength and dexterity. One of the most widely used tools for this purpose is the Jebsen-Taylor Test of Hand Function. This standardized and objective assessment provides a comprehensive evaluation of hand capabilities by simulating activities that patients encounter in everyday life.Occupat
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Oct 9th 2024
How to Measure Pinch Strength
Pinch strength assessment is a crucial tool used in various medical and occupational settings to evaluate the functional capacity of the hand and forearm muscles. It is particularly important in occupational and physical therapy, where precision grip strength can provide insights into a patient’s overall hand function, ability to perform daily tasks, and readiness for work. This article outlines the methodology, uses, and interpretation of pinch strength tests, highlighting their importance in c
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Aug 30th 2024