FAQ
PSNOOK Resting Hand Splint FAQ
Answers about choosing, fitting, and caring for the PSNOOK Resting Hand Splint.
Choosing the Product
Who may need this resting hand splint?
A clinician may recommend a resting splint after stroke, brain or hand injury, surgery, or for certain neurological hand difficulties. This plate must fit the prescribed hand position without forcing the fingers. Follow the clinician’s wearing schedule.
Size and Fit
What are the plate dimensions?
The support plate is approximately 9.45 inches high, 7 inches across the palm area, and 2.8 inches across the wrist area. Compare its outline with the hand and wrist it will support.
Does it fit the left or right hand?
Yes. Remove the straps from the plate slots and rethread them in the opposite direction to switch hands. Reposition the finger, palm, and wrist closures for the intended hand before fitting it.
Materials and fastening
Which straps can be adjusted?
The finger, palm, and wrist straps can be adjusted independently using hook-and-loop fastening.
Fitting and use
How do I position the fingers and adjust the straps?
Place the fingers at their separate supports and adjust the finger, palm, and wrist closures individually. Follow the prescribed hand position; do not force the fingers straight or tighten through discomfort.
Purchase
Where can I check the current purchase options?
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