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Message: [QUOTE="Lockysillegitimatechild, post: 3214100, member: 8814"] WHY DID THEY STRAP HIM IF IT WAS UNINHIBITED? First time in my career I've ever heard of strapping a hand FOR NO REASON... They identified a problem because they strapped it up, they then waited a week to get a scan because he elaborated further? Makes sense. A good medical team or physio would get the whole story even if this is true. "You hurt your hand? Ok, let's strap it and tell me in a week how it feels, bye" Press on a fracture site it will hurt, there would have been swelling, probably loss of range depending on the bone fractured, th3 anatomical snuff box may have been a clear indicator with swelling even if it was minor on any hand or wrist fracture, a carpal or metacarpal fracture can be identified through palpation and carpal fractures hurt ALOT with hard gripping... You know it all mate.... but I think I may have you covered here.... by a fair margin....trust me, as much as you want to believe they are good, the mistakes they have made over the past year, most students I've had wouldn't make them. If this was on its own, fine, people make mistakes, but I only have to simply point to our injury list and mis-diagnosis or even missed diagnosis'. Its not top level.... [/QUOTE]

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