Elbow, Wrist, and Hand Injury and Orthotic Fabrication

Course overview

Fabrication. The information provides the foundation for a greater understanding of common injuries, tissues implicated, and healing times. The in-depth understanding of the structures involved with specific injuries provides the foundation for developing effective treatment programs. This course places a strong emphasis on the anatomical tissues and structures involved in specific injuries, aiming to enhance the clinician's overall understanding of healing and optimize treatment for improved functional outcomes. The information presented here serves as a foundation for a better understanding of common injuries, the tissues involved, and their healing times. A thorough grasp of the anatomical structures related to specific injuries is essential for creating effective treatment programs. This course places a strong emphasis on the anatomical tissues and structures associated with these injuries, aiming to improve clinicians' overall understanding of the healing process and to optimize treatment for enhanced functional outcomes. The information presented here serves as a foundation for a better understanding of common injuries, the tissues involved, and their healing times. A thorough grasp of the anatomical structures related to specific injuries is essential for creating effective treatment programs. This course places a strong emphasis on the anatomical tissues and structures associated with these injuries, aiming to improve clinicians' overall understanding of the healing process and to optimize treatment for enhanced functional outcomes. This is an introductory-level course applicable for PT, PTA, OT, AT. Physical Therapy Accreditation: For specific states, information is used in the accreditation verification menu and select your state of license. North American Seminars, Inc. is an AOTA-approved provider of professional development. Provider ID 4487. This online course is offered at the CEU listed in the pull-down menu below after selecting your state. These CEUs are introductory-level, covering Occupational Therapy Service Delivery, evaluation, and intervention, as well as Foundation Knowledge of the human body. The assignment of AOTA CEUs does not imply endorsement of specific course content, products, or clinical procedures by AOTA. Athletic Trainers: BOC provider P2047, category A. This course has not been submitted for Evidence-Based BOC approval.