Example exercises: Finger exercises

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Introduction to muscle strengthening
Rehabilitation for reduced muscle strength
Who needs muscle strengthening exercises?
Basic anatomy and muscle movements
Types of movements/exercises
The Medical Research Council Muscle Power Test
Muscles used in walking, sitting and using hands and arms
Steps to providing muscle strengthening exercises

Step 1 - Assess

Contraindications to assessing muscle strength
Subjective assessment
General principles of muscle strength assessment
How to assess shoulder strength
How to assess muscle elbow strength
How to assess wrist strength
How to assess hand strength
How to assess hip strength
How to assess knee strength
How to assess ankle strength

Step two - Plan

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Example exercises

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1. Intro
2. Shoulder exercises
3. Elbow exercises
- 3.1. Active-assisted elbow bend
- 3.2. Elbow bend (standing)
4. Wrist exercises
5. Finger exercises
6. Hip exercises
7. Knee exercises
- 7.1. Knee extension (sitting)
- 7.2. Step ups
8. Ankle exercises
- 8.1. Standing heel raises
- 8.2. Ankle dorsiflexion strengthening
9. Summary
10. Lesson 4 quiz

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