Testing grip strength? Jamar tester/gauge etc. nm
Posted By: Txczech on 2007-08-01
In Reply to: Gross strength with (s/l jammer) - MT in WA
Subject: Testing grip strength? Jamar tester/gauge etc. nm
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grip strength?
Subject: grip strength?
grip strength test s/l
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He completely accelerates speed and mumbles through this, help!!!
No, I doubt it since grip strength was 35/50..
Subject: No, I doubt it since grip strength was 35/50..
something else starting with a T that is only 11-12 pounds.
This is grip strength bilaterally. The others were on separate hands.
Subject: This is grip strength bilaterally. The others were on separate hands.
? about strength testing
Subject: ? about strength testing
After giving values for grip and pinch, this sounds like "3 jod chuck" values are 11, 11, 11. Appreciate any help. Thanks!
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Subject: strength testing of the hands?
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I thought of over all but there is not "V" sound and I can't seem to find any "test" for hand strengthing online.
THANKS
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Subject: muscle strength testing with ?
muscle strength testing with ?
Subject: muscle strength testing with ?
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I figured it out to be "ulnar" strength testing - THANKS
Subject: I figured it out to be "ulnar" strength testing - THANKS
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Subject: Strength testing after knee surgery
Hip flexors, dorsiflexion, plantar flexion, then..
S/L "Pradus obturate" kinda, but kindy slurred. I am totally stumped.
Thanks for any info!
yes, strength testing would go under neuro section..
Subject: yes, strength testing would go under neuro section..
some docs dictate it under "extremities," but usually under neuro exam.
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Subject: #22 gauge angiocath or number 22 gauge? nm
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This is a tester, please don't help!
Subject: This is a tester, please don't help!
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Could it be Jamar test?
Subject: Could it be Jamar test?
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Jamar (dynamometer) nm
Subject: Jamar (dynamometer) nm
I found Jamar dynamometer...........sm
Subject: I found Jamar dynamometer...........sm
Apparently something they use to test grip strength ???
Jamar is a brand of dynamometer. nm
Subject: Jamar is a brand of dynamometer. nm
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Subject: Tylenol arthritis strength. Should arthritis strength be caps? nm
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Subject: posterior drawer testing nor with valgus or varus stress testing
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Subject: It is grid, not grip...
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Subject: Is it s/l *tubey-grip*?
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Subject: hand grip dynamometer
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Subject: Faber testing or Fabere testing?
Is the correct way Faber testing or Fabere testing? I'm finding it both ways. *sigh*
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Subject: Found it! It's grip mapping....the dictator really
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Subject: quad/string testing in reference to the quad/hamstring torque ratio testing?
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compresso grip is a stocknit compression stocking..sm
Subject: compresso grip is a stocknit compression stocking..sm
This is what I found on the internet:
This article describes the use of elastic stockinette for residual limb with no bony prominence. The residual limbs after transtibial or Syme's amputations are managed with removable rigid dressings, which will be described later. Elastic stockinette Elastic stockinette is commercially available in the U.S.A. and Europe (Compresso-grip, by KNIT-RITE Co., 1-800-823-3094, or Tubigrip, 1-800-253-0684). It comes in rolls of various widths and can be cut in any length for any shape of residual limbs. In the low-income countries, with minimal set up of a knitting machine, production of elastic stockinette can be made locally. Elastic stockinette can easily be stretched onto the residual limbs. The degree of compression is dependent upon how much it is stretched and how many layers are applied. Desired gradient pressure can be achieved by applying layers of elastic stockinette with various lengths. In order to avoid excessive pressure, the elastic stockinette is added gradu
I always just put 22 gauge.
Subject: I always just put 22 gauge.
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Subject: using "rice" to do range of motion and grip and wrist strengthening?
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Subject: 22 gauge (twinky?) needle...ESL
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Subject: 18-gauge needle types - (sm)
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2. S/L 'suss-man' needle.
I will go to Ebay and find another one of these, since I'm apparently not getting mine back, but in the meantime I'd be SO thankful for any ideas!
I wondered if it could be the gauge of wire sm
Subject: I wondered if it could be the gauge of wire sm
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Ok I figured out the meds and just need help with the needle type 22 gauge s/l fee sometimes and cl
Subject: Ok I figured out the meds and just need help with the needle type 22 gauge s/l fee sometimes and clicking or criqui other times
Thanks for the help!
If not hearing a drug like epi here, then you'd normally hear a needle gauge and size like an
Subject: If not hearing a drug like epi here, then you'd normally hear a needle gauge and size like an
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loss of resistance to air technique. Also, 22-gauge needle (no # sign).
Subject: loss of resistance to air technique. Also, 22-gauge needle (no # sign).
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perhaps ൛-gauge, single-wall access needle" ? nm
Subject: perhaps ൛-gauge, single-wall access needle" ? nm
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could the ES be extra strength?
Subject: could the ES be extra strength?
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palmar strength-nm
Subject: palmar strength-nm
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no, definitely es, so I am sure extra strength?
Subject: no, definitely es, so I am sure extra strength?
he just could say that could he. LOL.
sometimes hear strength is 5/5
Subject: sometimes hear strength is 5/5
could it be "U"pper "L"ower "E"xtremity strength at 5/5? I know, biiiig stretch.
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