By: Clarence McGee. Attention Getter: If you want to be cripple all your life,then you can just ignore this speech I’m about to give TTA: This speech.

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By: Clarence McGee

Attention Getter: If you want to be cripple all your life,then you can just ignore this speech I’m about to give TTA: This speech targets the people that do physical activities Mp: 1) Materials 2) Steps 3) Tips

Materials 1) Ace Bandages 2) Broken Hand 3) Hand and wrist splint

Steps 1) Support and immobilize hand 2) Improves functions of the hand for example doing hand exercise 3) Reduces Fatigue in the hand 4) Minimize Pain 5) Increases Personal independence 6) Accelerates Healing

1) Your hand can’t heal itself so do plenty hand exercise 2) The symptoms of a broken hand are : A history of injury.injury Swelling. Bruising. Pain. Pain Misalignment of the fingernails. Weakness. Inability to grasp. Reduced range of motion of fingers.range of motion 3) There are bone Diseases that causes hand and wrist injuries

A) Some people don’t have medical care that can cover the hospital bills so if you are one of those people, use the three points and instructions. B) If you feel that I changed your mind about being crippled all your life then maybe you can help someone else with this issue.