Hand and Wrist Anatomy for Healthcare Professionals
40 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Description
The hand and wrist are among the most intricate, flexible, and active parts of our body. The numerous bones, articulations, and muscles of the hand and wrist enable an incredible variety of movements, which can be severely impacted in the event of a fracture.
In this 40-minute course, you’ll learn about the anatomy of the hand and wrist. You’ll also learn about the common injuries and fractures of the hand and wrist as well as the surgical methods used to repair them. The course culminates in a 10-question assessment.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Anatomical Orientation
Learning Check 1
Hand and Wrist Kinematics
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
Hand and Wrist Anatomy for Healthcare Professionals
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a 40-minute course designed for healthcare professionals, ending with a 10-question assessment to check understanding of the material covered.
It examines the bones, articulations, and muscles of the hand and wrist that enable their wide range of movement and can be affected by fracture.
Yes, it explains the surgical methods used to repair common hand and wrist injuries and fractures, in addition to the underlying anatomy.
It is built for healthcare professionals who need a working knowledge of hand and wrist structure to understand injuries and repair methods in a clinical context.
The course culminates in a 10-question assessment that checks comprehension of hand and wrist anatomy, common injuries, and repair methods covered.
The hand and wrist are among the most intricate, flexible, and active parts of our body. The numerous bones, articulations, and muscles of the hand and wrist enable an incredible variety of movements, which can be severely impacted in the event of a fracture.
In this 40-minute course, you’ll learn about the anatomy of the hand and wrist. You’ll also learn about the common injuries and fractures of the hand and wrist as well as the surgical methods used to repair them. The course culminates in a 10-question assessment.