Fine motor disorders and pain relation with daily activity and quality of life, of patients with traumatic hand injury

The aim : To identify small movement disorders and pain impact on daily business activity and quality of life in traumatic hand injuries. Study objectives: first to evaluate the dynamics of fine motor rehabilitation period in traumatic hand injuries. Second to evaluate changes in the activities of daily living activity during rehabilitation , if traumatic hand injuries. 3rd Rate the quality of life and changes in pain during rehabilitation , if traumatic hand injuries. 4th Set of fine motor dysfunction and pain links to daily activities and quality of life and activity during rehabilitation , if traumatic hand injuries. The methods and contingent . The study took place in PI Raseinių Hospital Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Department of Occupational Therapy office 2013 . December - 2014m . April. A total of 30 patients experienced fractures of the forearm . The trial was carried out in 10 occupational therapy treatment for 30 min . every working day . Lessons were applied with a hand exercise, work ergoterapinėmis means. The study used the test form , dynamometry , goniometrija , unconventional fine motor assessment test , daily activity assessment test ( ADL) and quality of life assessment test SF - 36 Conclusions . First application of occupational therapy after traumatic hand injury improves fine motor tasks, hand muscle strength and wrist active range of motion ( p < 0.05). Second after traumatic hand injury using occupational therapy procedures , daily activity levels improved dressing, personal hygiene , cooking , washing and housekeeping areas ( p < 0.05). 3rd After occupational therapy of patients with traumatic hand injury, improves quality of life in physical activity, pain , role limitations due to physical and emotional problems in relation ( p < 0.05 ) and the overall health assessment , energy / vitality , social function and emotional state not vary . 4th in patients with traumatic hand injuries before and after the application of occupational therapy in the fine motor , pain, activities of daily living and quality of life characteristics prevailing weak to moderate relationships ( p < 0.05). Increasing hand muscle strength, active wrist range of motion , decreasing pain , improving activities of daily living and quality of life