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| 3 aspects to hand function that are important: |
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Independence: Can move each digit individually
Opposition: Each finger can touch the thumb
Degrees of freedom: There are many joints and tendons, phalanges to the finger.
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| Ridges and groves and works like tyres to create grip. |
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| A great phi angle the great the grip, true to false? |
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| False, the lower the phi angle for the grip axis the more stable the grip. |
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| Greater curvature means greater grip force needed, true or false? |
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| The grip force increases with load force and when load force equals the weight of the object the object is lifted, true or false? |
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| More curvature requires more grip force, t/f |
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| In the nerves in hand are blocked by anastetic then we loose sensory input, this is known as digital nerve block. These work to stop the ... working |
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