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by Judy C. Colditz, OT/L, CHT, FAOTA
with Marc Garcia-Elias, MD, PhD
Complex made simple: the exquisitely intricate anatomy of the dorsal apparatus and the five muscles that move the finger are examined in detail.
This DVD/CD self-study module offers an intense look at the parts of the finger that drive digital motion, providing focused insight into the intricate balance of this complex anatomy. This module provides the foundation for future modules on normal digital movement, pathology, and treatment of finger problems.
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In-depth 3 hour lecture on anatomy with rich visuals by Judy C. Colditz with contributions by Dr. Marc Garcia-Elias
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More than 250 NEW exclusive anatomical drawings produced especially for this video
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More than 160 exquisite fresh cadaver photographs
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100 interactive self-study questions with scoring feedback
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2 published articles and one book chapter to read
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13 self-study exercises
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Glossary and references
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Experience Level - Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced
Content 
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DORSAL APPARATUS TERMINOLOGY
DORSAL APPARATUS ANATOMY
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Sagittal Bands
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Central Slip & Central Slip Insertion
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Transverse & Oblique Fibers
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Lateral Bands
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Conjoined Lateral Bands
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Terminal Tendon Insertion
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Retaining Structures
MUSCLE-TENDON ANATOMY OF THE FINGER
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Extensor Digitorum Communis
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Interosseous Muscles
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Interosseous Muscles
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Dorsal Interosseous Muscles
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Volar Interosseous Muscles
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Dorsal & Volar Interosseous Muscle Comparisons
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Lumbrical Muscles
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Interosseous & Lumbrical Muscle Comparisons
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Muscles of the Little Finger
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Retinacular Structures of the Dorsal Apparatus
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Flexor Digitorum Profundus and Superficialis
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Finger Muscle Comparisons
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Unique Pricing: Up to 5 individuals can get credit from one DVD/CD Module
How many individuals can get credit from one DVD/CD module?
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Credit for one individual is complimentary with purchase of DVD/CD Self-Study Module.
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4 others may pay an additional fee each to take the online exam using serial number on same DVD/CD Self-Study Module.
What is the cost of an additional exam?
When can I purchase the additional exam?
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When you purchase the DVD/CD Self-Study Module or any other time.
When and how often can I take the exam?
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You may take the exam any time after purchase of DVD/CD Self-Study Module or additional exam and as many times as needed until you pass.
How do I get my certificate of completion?
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Certificate available to print upon successful completion of exam.
Learning Outcomes/Course Objectives
Upon review of the video, completion of the self-study exercises, and review of the self-study questions, the learner will be able to:
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Identify the anatomical components of the dorsal apparatus of the finger.
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Draw the primary components of the dorsal apparatus on a bone outline.
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Identify the route of the extensor digitorum communis and its 4 insertions within the dorsal apparatus.
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Draw the dorsal and volar interosseous muscles on an outline of the hand bones and label the muscles by name.
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Draw two bellies of the dorsal interosseous muscles on an outline of the hand bones and label the bellies, identifying origins and insertions.
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Draw the volar interosseous muscles on an outline of the hand bones indication the origin and insertion for each muscle.
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Draw all interosseous muscles of the hand and indentify the usual insertions of each muscle.
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Draw the lumbrical muscles on a bone outline, indicating both the origins and insertions of the muscles.
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State 5 differences and 2 similarities between the interosseous and lumbrical muscles.
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Schematically draw the five intrinsic muscles that move the little finger and include origins and insertions fo these muscles.
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Draw the location of the 3 important retinacular structures of the dorsal apparatus on an outline of the hand bones.
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Draw the location of the origins and insertions fo the flexor digitorum profundus and flexor digitorum superficialis muscles.
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Draw the location of the annular and cruciate pulleys within the finger.
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Answer questions related to muscle fiber length, tension index, and work capacity of the five finger muscles.
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