Clinical Evaluation of the Wrist: Module 4

In this course on the clinical evaluation of the wrist, participants will delve into a systematic approach to assessing wrist injuries and conditions. The curriculum will begin with the fundamentals of taking a comprehensive patient history, emphasizing the importance of understanding prior injuries, activity levels, and specific symptomatology. Students will learn to perform thorough physical examinations, including inspection, palpation, and provocative testing to identify tenderness and dysfunction. The course will also cover the assessment of range of motion and strength, as well as the identification of relevant anatomical structures. Through practical exercises and case studies, participants will gain the skills necessary to accurately evaluate wrist conditions, enabling them to develop effective treatment strategies and make informed referrals for further intervention. By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to conduct comprehensive wrist evaluations in clinical settings.