WIS and TIS quiz

Wrist immobilization splints can be volar, dorsal, ulnar, or circumferential.

• True

• False

With a wrist immobilization splint, the therapist usually splints the wrist in extreme extension, which promotes functional movement.

• True

• False

Fabricating either a long forearm thumb immobilization splint or a radial gutter thumb immobilization splint is best for a person who has de Quervain’s tenosynovitis

• True

• False

This feature of the wrist immobilization splint helps to place the hand in a neutral resting position by preventing extreme ulnar deviation

Give me 2 conditions in where a wrist immobilization splint may be utilized

(Answer using full name of condition. No shortcuts)

What is the percentage of thumb functionality of the hand?

• 20-30%

• 30-40%

• 40-50%

• 50-60%

What is another name for ulnar collateral ligament injury?

What is A?

What is B?