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Static Splinting Made Simple
| CEUs: |
.3 |
| FL Live 20-171460 for 3.6 hrs |
| Contact Hours: |
3 |
| ABC O & P Approved 3.25 |
Instructors:
Nancy Falkenstein OTR/L CHT
Susan Weiss OTR/L CHT
Description:
This interactive movie course is in movie format. This beginner level course is fantastic for therapists and orthotists needing to learn basic low temperature splinting skills and fabricate splints in any clinical setting. Great for orthotists, occupational therapists/assistants and physical therapists/assistants that need splint training skills. This course is fantastic to stop and practice while learning. Note: This course provides conceptual preparation to seek additional training, and does not provide you a mentored hands-on skills session. Please seek additional experience, with a mentor, to perform hands-on skills. Upon Successful completion of the examination (75%) your certificate will be sent via email.
Objectives:
Differentiate splint material properties required for successful splint designs
Recognize arches, creases and bony prominences of the hand to facilitate successful splinting
Identify static splinting indications and precautions
Determine splint design principles
Identify a variety of splinting tips and techniques
View fabrication of a variety of static splints
Outline:
Watch the splint fabrication in slow motion if you need to or stop and start the video while practicing
FABRICATION INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING SPLINTS
Circumferential wrist
Wrist support
Mallet finger
Swan Neck
Boutonnière
Thumb Spica
Serial Cast Demo
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Reviews
| I am an Instructor in the Occupational Therapy Program at Louisiana State University, New Orleans. I purchased this splinting video to use in instructing students in splinting. I was very pleased with the content and presentation. I would consider another video if it fit the curriculum of my courses and would recommend this video for other instructors. |
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| Theresa Smith |
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| I enjoyed the course, and have used the information in my practice. I did wish there were more patterns involved, a how to type thing. But none the less, I would take another course. |
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| Michelle Biele OTR/L |
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| Good Course |
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