1.
Anatomy
2. Biomechanics
- Muscles
and function
- Defining
mobility
3.
Injury considerations
- Mechanism
of injury
- Symptoms/signs
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Rehabilitation
- Prevention
4.
Specific injuries:
a.
Shoulder
- Clavicle
fracture
- A-C
joint injury
- Rotator
cuff
- Tendinitis
- Bursitis
- Dislocation
b.
Upper arm and elbow
- Contusion
- Bursitis
- Muscle
strain
- Epicondylitis
- Elbow
sprain, dislocation
c.
Forearm
- Fractures
- Contusions
- Tenosynovitis
of wrist
- Nerve
compression syndromes
d.
Hand and wrist
- Fingertip:
contusion, hematoma, nail avulsion, paronychia, felon,
mallet finger
- Proximal
finger: hyperextension, dislocation,collateral ligament
tears, boutonniere deformity
- Thumb:
ulnar collateral ligament tear
- Palm
and dorsal hand contusion
- Wrist:
navicular fracture
- Skin
wounds
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