Basic Principles of Splinting Splint in and of itself is an art form. Each splint is created, molded and should fit each unique patient. These are just some basic principles to splinting.

This is a link to a learning module on splinting and positioning of patients with UE burns in the acute phase.

This is a really good reflection on the impact of OT specifically in amputation and from the client's perspective.

This article provides information on some preparatory exercises you can do with a client who has had a rotator cuff injury.

This article discusses the unique role of OT in sexuality and the PLISSIT model as well.

This link provides a good acronym to help you remember the for signs and symptoms of heart attack.

This is a cheezy rap about the flow of blood through the cardiopulmonary system that could help someone remember the sequential flow of blood through the heart and body.

This is another good video of a house that has had various modifications for WC accessibility and it also makes mention of a magnetic conduction stove and the safety benefits of them, which I found interesting.

This is an interesting article that discusses phantom limb pain and a the benefits of mirror therapy for pain management.

This article explains what targeted muscle reinnervation (TMR) is for UE prostheses, the functional capacity increase over conventional myoelectric controlled UE prostheses, and OT's role in rehab with this type of device and patient.