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PRESENTATIONS FOR SCHOOL
Sustainable Development Goals.pptxSTG presentation to learn about developmental goals and how occupational therapy gets involved with those goals.
advocacy.pptxAdvocacy for work diversity within the occupational therapist section.
ORTHOSIS
Resting hand Volar static.pdfResting-hand orthosis was created to immobilize the wrist, fingers, and thumb, and is an important intervention for patients with many clinical conditions, including stroke, arthritis, burns, and others. It provides protection and a safe position for healing.
Dynamic orthosis.pdfI created a low-profile radial nerve palsy orthosis The beauty of this design is that it does not include high outriggers but maintains the MCP joints in extension with waistband elastic. It allows for full finger flexion and can accommodate the MCP joints in flexion with an opening. The wrist is maintained in extension, but a simple modification allows for assisted wrist extension with adjustable tension.
ASSISTIVE DEVICE CREATED AND OTHER PROJECT
Book-laptop holder.pdfBook/Laptop Holder created for clients as an assistive device.
Book/Laptop Holder created for clients as an assistive device.
Cardboard stool.pdfThe stool was created as an assistive device
The stool was created as an assistive device
Magazine rack.pdfMagazine Rack as an activity for Allen Cognitive Level Screening without any guidelines.
Magazine Rack as an activity for Allen Cognitive Level Screening without any guidelines.
FACT SHEET
factsheet.pdf 2.pdfPelvic Organ Prolapse
The term "pelvic organ prolapse" (POP) refers to the dropping (prolapse) of the pelvic organs from their normal position because of the pelvic floor's tissue and muscles failing to support them. The rectum, vagina, cervix, bladder, and urethra are all considered to be pelvic organs. The bladder is the most frequently affected by pelvic organ prolapse.
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