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Module 4: A man who sustained a second degree deep partial thickness burn to his right thumb, index and middle fingers 2 months prior receives outpatient hand therapy. As a part of treatment, the OT provides massage to the affected area. What activity should this man be able to complete if massage is effective?

Pick up a 10 pound bowling ball bag.

Identify and retrieve loose change from a number of objects located in his coat pocket.

Shake hands with others without being self conscious of his burn scars.

Use lateral pinch to turn a key in a door lock.

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use lateral pinch to turn a key in a door lock

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Identify and retrieve loose change from a number of objects located in his coat pocket. When a burn has healed, massage is combined with stimulation activities such as immersion in textures or brushing and stereognosis activities to improve tactile sensation. If treatment is effective, the man’s tactile sensation will improve and his stereognosis will become functional once again.

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