I found out my results on my NBCOT and I passed! That was my second attempt. The first time I didnt use your you tube videos until the last min but my second time to study I watched all your videos and made them my main study source and I am truly thankful for finding you! You made it so much easier to understand the info and I will recommend to all my classmates and future students I have ! You're amazing and thank you!
Congratulations Reagan! What wonderful news!! Thank you so much for thinking of me and coming back here to share this exciting news with me so that I can celebrate with you in spirit. It makes all the difference for me when I receive messages like this... I'm so happy to hear that my resources were helpful and am grateful to have shared this journey with you leading to your success. I hope you will continue to be met with people, resources and support system that allows you to thrive and reach new heights and horizons! Congratulations again Reagan! You did it!!!
Congratulations!! I'm so excited for you and thankful that you remembered me and came back here to share this wonderful news with me! How exciting!!!! This is just the beginning of all good things that are in store for you and I wish you only the best as we head into 2021. Sending you so much love!
You are so educated in nerve injuries! It's great that you have created videos to help others learn how to identify these injuries. I actually have a possible combination of these injuries in my non-dominant hand. They are no longer offering me OT (it's been a year since my injury) and say that a surgery may not be helpful. How do I live with these injuries? Do you know of any channels or websites to help nerve injury individuals? My hand is getting very stiff and I would like lifelong tips with dealing with this.
Thank you so much, MIRI! This video may seem like "common knowledge" at first glance, but you go in depth with your mnemonics and treatments (splints), etc. This was so helpful!! And this is coming from someone who is just about to finish my FW2B in a hands rotation and I thought "Oh I know all this already."
You're very welcome! I'm so happy to know you're finding these videos helpful. I hope you continue to feel supported as you continue along your OT journey!
I'm sure you're told this a million times, but you're content is so helpful. I'm on the last semester in an OTA program at Eastwick College and go to full clinicals in April. You've helped me a lot. Thanks Miri, and God bless.
Aww, thank you for not clicking away, but taking a moment to connect with me to express your thanks, love and support. It means a lot to me, truly. I read each and every comment and am moved by them all. I thank God that He has allowed me utilize this platform to offer encouragement to the community I love so much and when I read comments like yours, my spirit feels renewed. God bless you a thousandfold and more.
The trick i use for remembering the nerve distribution in the fingers is that the pinky and ring finger, when held up, make a "u" (ulnar)... and the middle finger, index finger, and thumb, when pointing down, make an "M" (median)... Thank you for all the work you put into these! I know this video is a year and a half old, but it's still helping folks! What a legacy you are leaving :)
Hi Bonny! I'm happy to know you're enjoying these videos and it really gives me so much joy to know that our OT community is benefitting from these resources. I hope you continue to feel supported throughout your OT journey, even beyond the NBCOT exam. May these next 4 weeks leading up to your exam bring you peace and an unwavering sense of confidence!
Thank you so much for helping me along this journey! I watched most of your videos to prep for the exam and found them super helpful! I found out today that i passed!!
Allie!! Congratulations!! I can't tell you how happy it makes me to receive this news! I remember your first post when you wrote, "this is going to be me soon" in my 'the Moment you Claim your Title' video two weeks ago. I sensed so much energy, optimism and confidence in that post and had no doubt you would pass!! So to hear this news today just makes me wanna shout, dance and twirl around the room!!! Congratulations, Allie, and thank YOU for being a part of this community and sharing your journey with me. I hope you stay connected and I'll look forward to meeting you someday at the AOTA conference! ❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉
Incase this helps anyone: I remember the (U)lnar side because in anatomical position, it is the side closest to YO(U). Thank you for always including mnemonics, it really makes all the difference.
Taking my exam for the second time December 5th. I’m watching all your videos because I’m a visual learner. I was 3 points away from passing last time so I have no doubt I will pass this next try with your help!
I'm sorry to hear you did not pass on your first attempt. But I can sense confidence and courage in your words so I remain hopeful and optimistic! I'm also happy to know you're giving yourself enough time to prepare. The last one you took was in August, yes? You will do great and I'm confident you will pass! Take good care.
Hi Miri, I just got my result for the exam. I passed after multiple unscessfuly humiliating attempts. Your tutorials helped me tremendously. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and god bless your soul. Your way of explaining complex concepts is really commendable!!!
Oh that's such wonderful news!!! Congratulations! You must be ELATED and my spirit is rejoicing with you! Thank you for coming back here to share this news with me. I know you were nervous going into your exam and I'm truly delighted to hear that you've overcome this chapter of your life to claim your title. I hope you'll continue to met with resources and tools to help you thrive as you embark on this new chapter of your life. If you haven't already, please consider joining the New OT Practitioner Support Group on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/newOTpractitioner/?ref=bookmarks so you can continue to feel connected and supported. Congratulations again!! God bless you abundantly.
This is a great one for simple review Miri! Taking my test tomorrow and just watching a few of your videos today to keep my brain going just enough :) Thank you for all you do!
You are very welcome! Thank you for being a part of our community here and leaving a comment. I'm glad to hear you're taking it easy today and relaxing with simple review. Good luck on your exam tomorrow. Walk in there and approach every question as if you were an entry level practitioner. Sending you hugs and lots of positive energy from Los Angeles!
I have watched mostly all of your videos. I think your videos are great and very helpful. I was wondering if you can do a video on Visual impairments and deficits and mental health video. Maybe giving some suggestions on those topics. I would definitely watch. But once again thanks for the helpful videos.
hello i am in field work 2 and starting in an ortho clinic in November for 2 months can you please do interventions for treatments like modalities and such :) i LOVE your videos they have helped so much
oh Jennifer... You must have watched my stroke video series. Or if you didn't, you must be an empath or clairvoyant. This just opened the floodgates of my heart and my heart is overflowing. Thank you for sharing this with me.
I'll be thinking of you, Kathleen! I remember how stressful it was for me during the final days leading up to the exam. I hope you'll go in there with unwavering confidence and remember that you already have within you everything you need to pass this exam. Sending so much love your way.
OT miri your videos are very helpful and has given me a better perspective on various topics. My exam is in a week and I was wondering if you can give me some helpful tips to remember reflexes and developmental milestone. Thank you very much!
I'm glad to these videos have been helpful, Nagella! I have been meaning to do videos on the pediatric milestones and hope to get to them soon! In the meantime, my suggestion would be to really know the sequences first and then learn the ages. For me, the content just made better sense when I was able to conceptualize the order in which these developments occur instead of just memorizing the ages. I don't think there is really an easy or fast way to learn this area, as there is a lot to cover, but even this can be mastered with conceptualization, application and visualization!
Hi Miri. I've been following you for a month now and watched all of your videos over and over again. Ty so much for sharing and for being an inspiration. I was wondering if you can make a video about SCI levels and some appropriate interventions. I would really appreciate it
Hi Laurence! Thank you for leaving a comment and sharing your feedback. I'm happy to hear you're enjoying these videos and finding inspiration there. I've received numerous requests for SCI, but I just haven't had a chance to get to it yet. But it's high on my priority list, so stay tuned!
OT Miri, thank you so much for all the hard work you put into these videos! I passed my exam last week and I so appreciated your help with reviewing these concepts. You are doing such an invaluable service to new grads. Thank you!!!
Congratulations!! It truly brings me joy when I hear the news of our member here passing the exam - it makes every ounce of my energy and work worth its effort! So thank you for thinking of me and coming back here to share this news and express your appreciation. Onward and upward here we go!! I wish you nothing but the best as you begin this new, exciting chapter of your life. If you haven't already, be sure to check out the Career Guide on my OT Miri website. It contains a sample resume, cover letter, interview FAQs and answers, and much more! Hopefully, it'll give you a strong foundation and starting point as you begin your transition. Take good care and I hope you'll continue to stay connected.
All of your videos are great as usual! This will be my 3rd time taking the exam, but you always help! I was wondering will you ever go through splinting/hand injuries in more detail? I feel that some sources conflict. Thanks in advance!
Hi Geno! Have you taken a look through the “Hands & UE” photo album in the OT Miri Facebook group? I have a pretty detailed content/photo album that goes over splints and hand injuries.
Hi Liz! Thank you for your sweet comment! I don't have any videos on level II fieldwork, but recently spoke as a panelist at USC to discuss recommendations and advice for level II fieldwork. I should consider making a video to share here as well!!
Hi Katia, I do not have any videos specifically covering intervention approaches for decreased hand sensation. But, this may be a good topic for my next Hands & UE video so I'll be putting it on the list!
Hello, I need to see a specialist for my issues with my right hand, fingers, elbow and arm. Who would be the best specialist? I’m sure I have severe nerve problems. My family doctor says it’s tennis elbow elbow, but I don’t think so. My arm does not swing anymore when I walk. It’s like dead weight. My bicep is smaller than the left. I cannot type or text with right hand..constant tingling and ache..
Hi, I'm sorry to hear about your concerns. To ensure you receive proper care and diagnosis, I would like to encourage you to seek your personal physician with any specific medical questions you may have or to inquire about a referral to a specialist. These videos are intended for general informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Wishing you a speedy recovery, Miri
@@MiriLee thanks for your information, my kid he is 2 years old, he have the problem from the birth, does ulnar happens from birth, or it may be motor neurone disease in hands, could you suggest and the remedies to resolve
When I fell - I also had a shoulder dislocation and fracture of humorous. It's all healing so well. In last few days I'm using arm a bit and happy w how much healed. Injury was 12 days now. But the ulnar nerve. I have all symptoms - the two fingers, lower palm, ny forearm all numb. Bill for ER $4800.00. No insurance but pay bills and will pay it too :). But can't afford tons of docs about ulnar. So I been reading. I'm happy to see it often resolves itself. Any advice please!! Thanks.
Hi Alex, I'm so sorry to hear about your injury. I wish I could provide you more support, but these videos are intended for general informational purposes only and I cannot offer you any specific medical advice. I'd like to encourage you to seek your personal physician or therapist with any specific medical questions or concerns you have as you go through the recovery process. I'm happy to hear it's healing nicely and wish you a speedy recovery.
Maybe one day, we can be face to face talking directly with each other, celebrating all our successes together! Wouldn't that be so wonderful? AOTA 2026??
How do you differentiate the high and low median nerve injuries (ape hand and hand of benediction) from low level ulnar nerve injury (claw hand). Looking at photos, I am beginning to get confused...they look the same. Can you clarify how they are different physically and functionally?
I am a GP doctor actually and came across your video randomly, extremely helpful and you have amazing teaching/ presenting skills! , would love to see a video on the Lower limb or extremity :) from you soon , though I do understand it might be hard having to lift your feet all the way to illustrate on and all of that! :D but hey you can always use a model or something xx best of luck! and thanks again for these videos,
Hi Joanne, you are correct that the purpose of the MCP flexion block splint is to prevent hyperextension and provide stabilization of MCP joint. I believe the term "block splint" is referring to a splint that blocks or restricts motion at a given joint while allowing motion at other joints. In the case of the MCP flexion block splint, the splint is "blocking" or restricting motion of the ring and small finger MCP joints by placing them in flexion, while allowing active motion at the adjacent PIP and DIP joints. I honestly don't know how one decides to come up with these terms and names for various splints, but I hope that helps clarify!
DR. CUMA - drop arm - radial nerve, claw hand - ulnar never, median nerve - ape hand
Brilliant! I won't forget that one.
OMG you JUST saved me Thanx
Omg tomorrow is my exam's day thank u for saving my time🤍
I found out my results on my NBCOT and I passed! That was my second attempt. The first time I didnt use your you tube videos until the last min but my second time to study I watched all your videos and made them my main study source and I am truly thankful for finding you! You made it so much easier to understand the info and I will recommend to all my classmates and future students I have ! You're amazing and thank you!
Congratulations Reagan! What wonderful news!! Thank you so much for thinking of me and coming back here to share this exciting news with me so that I can celebrate with you in spirit. It makes all the difference for me when I receive messages like this... I'm so happy to hear that my resources were helpful and am grateful to have shared this journey with you leading to your success. I hope you will continue to be met with people, resources and support system that allows you to thrive and reach new heights and horizons! Congratulations again Reagan! You did it!!!
@@MiriLee is there any kind of exercise to get normal hand when we have claw hand
I am watching your spinal cord videos and I can’t stop admiring how knowledgeable you are! Just love you! Thank you for everything you do for us!
aww, thank you for your encouraging feedback and support. It means a lot to me!
I found out I passed the NBCOT today!! I can’t thank you enough for these videos. They helped me so much! Thank you OT MIRI!!
Congratulations!! I'm so excited for you and thankful that you remembered me and came back here to share this wonderful news with me! How exciting!!!! This is just the beginning of all good things that are in store for you and I wish you only the best as we head into 2021. Sending you so much love!
I’m currently studying and I feel so overwhelmed!
You are so educated in nerve injuries! It's great that you have created videos to help others learn how to identify these injuries. I actually have a possible combination of these injuries in my non-dominant hand. They are no longer offering me OT (it's been a year since my injury) and say that a surgery may not be helpful. How do I live with these injuries? Do you know of any channels or websites to help nerve injury individuals? My hand is getting very stiff and I would like lifelong tips with dealing with this.
Thank you so much, MIRI! This video may seem like "common knowledge" at first glance, but you go in depth with your mnemonics and treatments (splints), etc. This was so helpful!! And this is coming from someone who is just about to finish my FW2B in a hands rotation and I thought "Oh I know all this already."
You're very welcome! I'm so happy to know you're finding these videos helpful. I hope you continue to feel supported as you continue along your OT journey!
I'm sure you're told this a million times, but you're content is so helpful. I'm on the last semester in an OTA program at Eastwick College and go to full clinicals in April. You've helped me a lot. Thanks Miri, and God bless.
Aww, thank you for not clicking away, but taking a moment to connect with me to express your thanks, love and support. It means a lot to me, truly. I read each and every comment and am moved by them all. I thank God that He has allowed me utilize this platform to offer encouragement to the community I love so much and when I read comments like yours, my spirit feels renewed. God bless you a thousandfold and more.
The trick i use for remembering the nerve distribution in the fingers is that the pinky and ring finger, when held up, make a "u" (ulnar)... and the middle finger, index finger, and thumb, when pointing down, make an "M" (median)...
Thank you for all the work you put into these! I know this video is a year and a half old, but it's still helping folks! What a legacy you are leaving :)
Hi Bonny! I'm happy to know you're enjoying these videos and it really gives me so much joy to know that our OT community is benefitting from these resources. I hope you continue to feel supported throughout your OT journey, even beyond the NBCOT exam. May these next 4 weeks leading up to your exam bring you peace and an unwavering sense of confidence!
Thank you so much for helping me along this journey! I watched most of your videos to prep for the exam and found them super helpful! I found out today that i passed!!
Allie!! Congratulations!! I can't tell you how happy it makes me to receive this news! I remember your first post when you wrote, "this is going to be me soon" in my 'the Moment you Claim your Title' video two weeks ago. I sensed so much energy, optimism and confidence in that post and had no doubt you would pass!! So to hear this news today just makes me wanna shout, dance and twirl around the room!!! Congratulations, Allie, and thank YOU for being a part of this community and sharing your journey with me. I hope you stay connected and I'll look forward to meeting you someday at the AOTA conference! ❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉
Very useful way to memorise different kinds of hand injuries. Thank you!
You're welcome my friend!
SO grateful for you!!
And I'm grateful for our shared journey! Thank you for studying with me!
Incase this helps anyone: I remember the (U)lnar side because in anatomical position, it is the side closest to YO(U). Thank you for always including mnemonics, it really makes all the difference.
Hi Megan! Thank you for studying with me and sharing your tips with our community!
Taking my exam for the second time December 5th. I’m watching all your videos because I’m a visual learner. I was 3 points away from passing last time so I have no doubt I will pass this next try with your help!
I'm sorry to hear you did not pass on your first attempt. But I can sense confidence and courage in your words so I remain hopeful and optimistic! I'm also happy to know you're giving yourself enough time to prepare. The last one you took was in August, yes? You will do great and I'm confident you will pass! Take good care.
Hi Miri, I just got my result for the exam. I passed after multiple unscessfuly humiliating attempts. Your tutorials helped me tremendously. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and god bless your soul. Your way of explaining complex concepts is really commendable!!!
Oh that's such wonderful news!!! Congratulations! You must be ELATED and my spirit is rejoicing with you! Thank you for coming back here to share this news with me. I know you were nervous going into your exam and I'm truly delighted to hear that you've overcome this chapter of your life to claim your title. I hope you'll continue to met with resources and tools to help you thrive as you embark on this new chapter of your life. If you haven't already, please consider joining the New OT Practitioner Support Group on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/newOTpractitioner/?ref=bookmarks so you can continue to feel connected and supported. Congratulations again!! God bless you abundantly.
OMG thank you for this video! So helpful. Glad I found your page.
I'm so happy you found this page too! Welcome and thank you for studying with me, Linda!
Hello ma'am
Myself Pooja
I'm an occupational therapist from India
You are great ma'am
It's very helpful for me
Thank you
Hi Pooja, it's great to connect with you. Thank you for sharing your journey with me.
This is a great one for simple review Miri! Taking my test tomorrow and just watching a few of your videos today to keep my brain going just enough :) Thank you for all you do!
You are very welcome! Thank you for being a part of our community here and leaving a comment. I'm glad to hear you're taking it easy today and relaxing with simple review. Good luck on your exam tomorrow. Walk in there and approach every question as if you were an entry level practitioner. Sending you hugs and lots of positive energy from Los Angeles!
Great video, great inspiration thank you 🥰
My pleasure!
Hi miri
I'm going to appear for dha exam in this month
I loved to watch ur videos to pass my exam
I found ur videos very helpful and understandable
I have watched mostly all of your videos. I think your videos are great and very helpful. I was wondering if you can do a video on Visual impairments and deficits and mental health video. Maybe giving some suggestions on those topics. I would definitely watch. But once again thanks for the helpful videos.
Miri Lee intervention approach for mental health, group intervention
hello i am in field work 2 and starting in an ortho clinic in November for 2 months can you please do interventions for treatments like modalities and such :) i LOVE your videos they have helped so much
HI Zoraida! Thank you for studying with me! I'm so happy to know you're enjoying these videos and finding them helpful. I appreciate all the love!
you are a life saver!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much. This is helping me with my studies. Everyone don't forget to "like" the video. 5/8/2018 😊
Peter said that he enjoyed the walks to the fountain of youth. He sends his ❤️
oh Jennifer... You must have watched my stroke video series. Or if you didn't, you must be an empath or clairvoyant. This just opened the floodgates of my heart and my heart is overflowing. Thank you for sharing this with me.
You are unstoppable
I love your videos. Thank you so much for creating these. I take my test in two days!
I'll be thinking of you, Kathleen! I remember how stressful it was for me during the final days leading up to the exam. I hope you'll go in there with unwavering confidence and remember that you already have within you everything you need to pass this exam. Sending so much love your way.
Thank you Miri.
OT miri your videos are very helpful and has given me a better perspective on various topics. My exam is in a week and I was wondering if you can give me some helpful tips to remember reflexes and developmental milestone. Thank you very much!
I'm glad to these videos have been helpful, Nagella! I have been meaning to do videos on the pediatric milestones and hope to get to them soon! In the meantime, my suggestion would be to really know the sequences first and then learn the ages. For me, the content just made better sense when I was able to conceptualize the order in which these developments occur instead of just memorizing the ages. I don't think there is really an easy or fast way to learn this area, as there is a lot to cover, but even this can be mastered with conceptualization, application and visualization!
Hi Miri. I've been following you for a month now and watched all of your videos over and over again. Ty so much for sharing and for being an inspiration. I was wondering if you can make a video about SCI levels and some appropriate interventions. I would really appreciate it
Hi Laurence! Thank you for leaving a comment and sharing your feedback. I'm happy to hear you're enjoying these videos and finding inspiration there. I've received numerous requests for SCI, but I just haven't had a chance to get to it yet. But it's high on my priority list, so stay tuned!
OT Miri, thank you so much for all the hard work you put into these videos! I passed my exam last week and I so appreciated your help with reviewing these concepts. You are doing such an invaluable service to new grads. Thank you!!!
Congratulations!! It truly brings me joy when I hear the news of our member here passing the exam - it makes every ounce of my energy and work worth its effort! So thank you for thinking of me and coming back here to share this news and express your appreciation. Onward and upward here we go!! I wish you nothing but the best as you begin this new, exciting chapter of your life. If you haven't already, be sure to check out the Career Guide on my OT Miri website. It contains a sample resume, cover letter, interview FAQs and answers, and much more! Hopefully, it'll give you a strong foundation and starting point as you begin your transition. Take good care and I hope you'll continue to stay connected.
Thank you so so much for this video!
You're very welcome!
All of your videos are great as usual! This will be my 3rd time taking the exam, but you always help! I was wondering will you ever go through splinting/hand injuries in more detail? I feel that some sources conflict. Thanks in advance!
Hi Geno! Have you taken a look through the “Hands & UE” photo album in the OT Miri Facebook group? I have a pretty detailed content/photo album that goes over splints and hand injuries.
Hello Miri I went to your facebook group and I don't see the album of Hands & UE.
this was SO helpful!!!!
I'm glad to hear it, Stephanie!! Occupation-based learning makes it so much easier to conceptualize, doesn't it?
Is high and low lesion associated only with Middle nerve injury?
dont (U)nderestimate the (U)lnar nerve! The pinky gives us 50% of our grip strength!
Ha! I love this!
I just apeard in my dha exam Dubai and I just passed I just watched ur all videos and made notes thanku so much
Congratulations Maria! So happy to hear it! Thank you for sharing your exciting news with me.
@@MiriLee love u ...❤️❤️❤️please keep sharing useful material
Really nice thanks
You have beatiful smile!
I love your videos !!!
Thank you for studying with me!
Hi Miri you are a delight! Do u have any vids to prepare for level 2 fieldwork ?
Hi Liz! Thank you for your sweet comment! I don't have any videos on level II fieldwork, but recently spoke as a panelist at USC to discuss recommendations and advice for level II fieldwork. I should consider making a video to share here as well!!
very helpful. thank you!!
You're welcome!
Hello Miri, do you have any video for decreased hand sensation treatment.
Hi Katia, I do not have any videos specifically covering intervention approaches for decreased hand sensation. But, this may be a good topic for my next Hands & UE video so I'll be putting it on the list!
Thank you.
Hello, I need to see a specialist for my issues with my right hand, fingers, elbow and arm. Who would be the best specialist? I’m sure I have severe nerve problems. My family doctor says it’s tennis elbow elbow, but I don’t think so. My arm does not swing anymore when I walk. It’s like dead weight. My bicep is smaller than the left. I cannot type or text with right hand..constant tingling and ache..
Hi, I'm sorry to hear about your concerns. To ensure you receive proper care and diagnosis, I would like to encourage you to seek your personal physician with any specific medical questions you may have or to inquire about a referral to a specialist. These videos are intended for general informational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice. Wishing you a speedy recovery, Miri
OT Miri ok thx for the quick reply dear :)
@@MiriLee thanks for your information, my kid he is 2 years old, he have the problem from the birth, does ulnar happens from birth, or it may be motor neurone disease in hands, could you suggest and the remedies to resolve
When I fell - I also had a shoulder dislocation and fracture of humorous. It's all healing so well. In last few days I'm using arm a bit and happy w how much healed. Injury was 12 days now. But the ulnar nerve. I have all symptoms - the two fingers, lower palm, ny forearm all numb. Bill for ER $4800.00. No insurance but pay bills and will pay it too :). But can't afford tons of docs about ulnar. So I been reading. I'm happy to see it often resolves itself. Any advice please!! Thanks.
Hi Alex, I'm so sorry to hear about your injury. I wish I could provide you more support, but these videos are intended for general informational purposes only and I cannot offer you any specific medical advice. I'd like to encourage you to seek your personal physician or therapist with any specific medical questions or concerns you have as you go through the recovery process. I'm happy to hear it's healing nicely and wish you a speedy recovery.
OT Miri. Thanks so very much for the good wishes. I totally understand. Thanks for getting back to me :)
I freaked out for the first 3 seconds because I thought Miri was directly talking to me :D
Maybe one day, we can be face to face talking directly with each other, celebrating all our successes together! Wouldn't that be so wonderful? AOTA 2026??
How do you differentiate the high and low median nerve injuries (ape hand and hand of benediction) from low level ulnar nerve injury (claw hand). Looking at photos, I am beginning to get confused...they look the same. Can you clarify how they are different physically and functionally?
Hi, your question is already on the list of videos I plan to make so stay tuned!
Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/KemHraXhRDQ/v-deo.html
Thanks, Miri! Totally makes sense now!
miseducationnation wonderful! glad it helped!
do you have a similar video for the lower limb? thanks!
Hello Mustafa, I do not have a similar video for the LE. Thanks for watching!
I am a GP doctor actually and came across your video randomly, extremely helpful and you have amazing teaching/ presenting skills! , would love to see a video on the Lower limb or extremity :) from you soon , though I do understand it might be hard having to lift your feet all the way to illustrate on and all of that! :D
but hey you can always use a model or something xx
best of luck!
and thanks again for these videos,
Hello! Can anyone explain why (at 4:42) it's a "MCP flexion block splint"? I thought it would have to block extension...TIA
Hi Joanne, you are correct that the purpose of the MCP flexion block splint is to prevent hyperextension and provide stabilization of MCP joint. I believe the term "block splint" is referring to a splint that blocks or restricts motion at a given joint while allowing motion at other joints. In the case of the MCP flexion block splint, the splint is "blocking" or restricting motion of the ring and small finger MCP joints by placing them in flexion, while allowing active motion at the adjacent PIP and DIP joints. I honestly don't know how one decides to come up with these terms and names for various splints, but I hope that helps clarify!
thank you mam
You're welcome!
Have profound injuries to all 3 nerves bilaterally from c2-t2 injuries. Ulnar Clawing, HoB, you name it I have it 😆
DR CUMA
DROP HAND
RADIAL
CLAW
ULNAR
MEDIAN
APE
:)
Thanks kindly for sharing Miri - so helpful :)
You're welcome, Bridgette! I'm happy to be able to share.
I LOVE YOU
*Ulna my pinky hurts!
Clever!! ❤️
Ru married