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      <description>You are responsible for treating several patients who have recently been diagnosed with overuse/sprain injuries to a variety of joints including the shoulder, wrist, and ankle. Utilizing one of the teaching strategies (demonstrating, written communication, lecture, or discussion) prepare a lesson plan to teach your patients the RICE protocol. You can upload a video, write a post, or snap a picture of your plan. You must respond to at least one other classmate&#39;s post.</description>
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         <title>R.I.C.E PIP joint</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>In the case of a finger sprain involving the proximal interphalangeal joint do the following:<br>Rest: Limit movement as much as possible. Buddy taping is often used to assist with this. Buddy taping means you would tape the injured finger to a finger right next to it. This will help keep your finger immobilized.<br>Ice: Apply ice for about 10 minutes 3-4 times a day.<br>Compression: Buddy taping can also be a form of compression, use ace bandages or tape to provide light compression.<br>Elevate: Elevate the hand above the heart, especially during icing.<br><br>Grace Burke</div>]]></description>
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