prep 9
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- why do you need proper grasp
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finger tip sensitivity
balance
flexability
control
decreased hazard
no fingertip fatigue
- when do we use palm grasp
- wider flat instrument
- where do we place palm thumb grasp
- narrow or wide bend working end
- where do we use pen grasp
- on shank and handel rest between knuckle inside finger
- what is palm grasp
- rear fingers and thumb between knuckle inside finger
- where does the palm thumb grasp be positioned
- holding to working end
- what is ferclum
- suppourt rest lever turns in mouth
- what is finger rest
- finger on tooth hand turn
- what is stabability
- controled action
- what is unit control
- focal point hand can move one unit
- what is injury prevention
- irregular pressure uncontrolled movement
- how do we boost patients confort and confidence
- have secure instruments
- what is length stroke control
- limit instrumation where needed
- define objective of ferclum
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convinence
adaption instrument
maintence effective grasp
appropriate alligination
instrument stabibiliy control
saftey
- when ferclum where should our fingers be placed
- ring finger does ferclum baby finger near bye
- where should our finger be on palm
- thumb on tooth
- where should the furclum be
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close to tooth
adjacent
same quad
same arch - define supplemental
- no dominant hand finger occlusal adjacent working area
- define rienforce
- support between instrument handle working end to provide strength
- what do you need to do to control forclum finger
- balance action
- what does instrument pressure result in
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no stability/control
over tight grasp
fatigue mandible/
clinician hand and fingers