Manual dexterity
Predictive Value of Somatosensation for Manual Dexterity and Upper Limb Motor Function in Stroke Survivors
... on manual dexterity and UE motor function may be explained by the fact that impair- ments of the Somatosensation can affect the ability to identify different characteristics of an object through touch, ...
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Psychometric properties of the qualitative assessment of manual dexterity in the MABC-2 test
... poor manual dexterity as compared to children with nor- mal manual dexterity, with significant difference and medium effect (Figure ...
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A novel method for the quantification of key components of manual dexterity after stroke
... Together with Sensix (www.sensix.fr) we developed the Finger Force Manipulandum (FFM) in order to quantify key components of manual dexterity in stroke (and other) patients. The FFM is equipped with four ...
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Physical Activity, Fine Manual Dexterity and a Coach’s Self Efficacy in a Physical Activity Program for Older Persons Living in Residential Care Facilities
... of manual dexterity is as- sociated with a loss of autonomy and a worsening quality of life of the elderly, it is important to intervene regarding this physi- cal ability (Scherder, 2008; Taekema, ...
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The relationship between a child's postural stability and manual dexterity
... the findings of this study have practical implications, specifically relating to the assessment of motor ability in children. a number of standardised movement assessment batteries for children (e.g. the MaBc-2) test ...
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Use of Manual Dexterity Tests in Dental Education Tamíris da Costa Neves 1* and Patricia Petromilli Nordi Sasso Garcia 1
... To reach this point in their education, students must receive complementary theoretical and practical training. In this context, manual dexterity represents an important factor in the transition from theory ...
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The effect of standing desks on manual control in children and young adults
... The main objective of this study was to determine how the increased postural demands associated with standing at a desk affected manual control in adults and children. Participants completed a battery of motor ...
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... The assessments included hand performance as a coarse function (hand grip strength, estimated by dynamometry) and a fine function (manual dexterity, estimated by the pegboard test). Each participant was ...
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Physical capacity and psychological mood in association with self-reported work ability in vibration-exposed patients with hand symptoms
... with dexterity and hand grip-strength correlated to dysfunction (in terms of the DASH score and ...and manual dexterity (measured using the Purdue Pegboard W ) and difficulties in ADL performance, ...
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Evaluating Factors that Affect Hand Dexterity after Distal Radius Fracture
... Hand dexterity performance is pivotal to execute daily tasks and can be affected after each injury (Yancosek & Howell, ...hand dexterity can be classified as static which does not require any ...
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Can hand dexterity predict the disability status of patients with multiple sclerosis?
... called manual dexterity (the ability of the hand to handle objects) and fine motor dexterity ...and dexterity is general- ly measured through standardized ordinal scales or timed tests ...
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Development of the Variable Dexterity Test: construction, reliability and validity
... person’s dexterity while using their fingers to accomplish ...Minnesota Manual Dexterity Test (Surrey, et ...O’Connor Dexterity Test (Hines & O'Connor, 1926), and, more recently, the ...
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An Investigation of the Impact of Using Latex and Nitrile Gloves on Hand Dexterity
... of dexterity resulting from wearing latex and nitrile gloves is very important for employees of health services, especially surgeons who require high dexterity level in performing fine ...hand ...
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Dexterity Testing in Dental Students
... exhibit dexterity that was classified as “high” and to complete the test in a period of time classified as “fast” or "very ...its manual dexterity with this ...
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Assessment of Motor Proficiency in Atypically Developing Children: Measurement and Clinical Applications
... Collectively, the reliability coefficients derived from this study ranged between low to moderate, across test-retest approach and internal consistency values. Although the existing research on this age band is limited, ...
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Effects of Mental Activity on Hand Skill Rate Performance Ability among Second Grader Medical Students
... Keywords Annett’s Peg Moving Task, Mental Activity, Manual Dexterity, Hand Skill Rate Performance Time, Audio-Visual Medical Teaching Subject Areas: Anatomy & Physiology *.. 2016 Effects[r] ...
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Effect of Fine Motor Activities to Improve Activities of Daily Living on Upper Extremity Essential Tremor in Geriatric Population
... A total of 30 patients suffering from essential tremor were selected and randomly allocated to the experimental and controls till the number of 15 subjects were reached in each group matched for age gender and chronic of ...
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Exploration of the Effects of Telerehabilitation in a School-Based Setting for At-Risk Youth
... Connection of Results Sub-Test Mean Quantitative Scores Qualitative Report Child #1 Areas of Improvement Fine Motor Integration* Manual Dexterity* Bilateral Coordination* Ru[r] ...
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Movement Assessment Battery for Children - second edition: Cross-cultural comparison between 11-15 year old children from the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom
... (manual dexterity), the unequivocal signifi cant tenden- cy of higher performance in the Czech children in the Drawing trail test (MD 3) was found in comparison to performance of the UK normative ...hand ...
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98563 90039 Series 300 Model 318 Service Handbook Mar87 pdf
... Service Information Manual Service Handbook Configuration Reference Manual Series 300 Test Tools Manual Site Preparation Manual Installation Reference Manual Product Installation Note Te[r] ...
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