- place hand on screwdriver with fingers wrapping around the handle.
- the machine should be high enough so that the elbow is bent(flexed) at about 90 degrees.
- shoulder should be relaxed.
- wrist is slightly turned to the right (supination)
ROTATE RIGHT PHASE
- rotate wrist to the right (supination) slightly so that you are rotating the screwdriver
- elbow should stay flexed
- shoulder should stay relaxed
- Elbow/ Radioulnar Joints:
- Biceps brachii long head, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep elbow flexed.
- Biceps brachii short head, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep elbow flexed.
- Brachialis, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep elbow flexed.
- Brachioradialis, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep elbow flexed.
- Biceps brachii long head, concentrically, in transverse plane to supinate forearm.
- Biceps brachii short head, concentrically, in transverse plane to supinate forearm.
- Supinator, concentrically, in transverse plane to supinate forearm.
- Wrist/ Hand Joints:
- Flexor digitorum superficialis, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep fingers flexed to hold on to screwdriver.
- Flexor digitorum profundus, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep fingers flexed to hold on to screwdriver.
- Flexor pollicis longus, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep fingers flexed to hold on to screwdriver.
RELEASE PHASE (ROTATE BACK TO POSITION)
- control rotating your wrist back to original position (pronation).
- elbow should stay flexed.
- shoulder should stay relaxed.
- Elbow/ Radioulnar Joints:
- Pronator teres, eccentrically, in transverse plane to control the pronation forearm.
- Pronator quadratus, eccentrically, in transverse plane to control the pronation forearm.
- Wrist/ Hand Joints:
- Flexor digitorum superficialis, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep fingers flexed to hold on to screwdriver.
- Flexor digitorum profundus, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep fingers flexed to hold on to screwdriver.
- Flexor pollicis longus, isometrically, in sagittal plane to keep fingers flexed to hold on to screwdriver.
Drill/ Home Exercise:
The following is a home exercise to help with pronation and supination of the forearm.
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