GRASP PATTERNS: Review common grasp patterns and pinches!

GRASP PATTERNS: Review common grasp and pinch patterns!
In today's video we go through a simple taxonomy that reviews common grasp patterns including the hook, power, cylindrical, disk, lumbrical, and spherical grasp patterns. We also look at common pinches including the lateral pinch, the two-point pinch, three point pinch, and other terminology related to common pinches. These grasp patterns are integral parts of daily function and for occupational therapists having both a good understanding of these and clear terminology, allows for better observational skills and documentation skills. I hope you enjoy the video and as always please drop a comment to let me know if it was helpful!
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[@rikvandenreijen]

Fast & informative. Great! Already grasping some new ideas based on your video. Thanks :)

[@catwren2243]

super informative, thanks so much!

[@TheOTMinute]

Yay! Happy to hear it. Thanks for watching!

[@reece478]

This was very informative - I especially like the fun practical examples! Thank you 🤗

[@TheOTMinute]

Thanks watching:)!

[@linds224433]

Im a COTA in a snf. Wanted to freshen up my knowledge on grasp patterns, and find this so helpful!!!!!

[@TheOTMinute]

So happy to hear this was helpful!

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I'm in OTA school. We are currently in pedis and this video is very helpful.

[@otsophie7569]

Really informative!

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So happy to hear it!

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Thanks for sharing.

[@andresolivares4882]

Hello! I am thinking of getting my post professional doctorate in occupational therapy. Are there any tips or suggestions you guys have for me?