Question: A COTA is fabricating an orthosis to increase wrist ROM of a 9-year-old child who has a 20° flexion contracture of the wrist secondary to arthrogryposis. Which type of orthosis would be OPTIMAL to use as an adjunct to a home stretching program for achieving this objective? Dynamic mobilization orthosis Nonarticular orthosis Serial static immobilization orthosis Please choose the correct answer

Question: A COTA is fabricating an orthosis to increase wrist ROM of a 9-year-old child who has a 20° flexion contracture of the wrist secondary to arthrogryposis. Which type of orthosis would be OPTIMAL to use as an adjunct to a home stretching program for achieving this objective? Dynamic mobilization orthosis Nonarticular orthosis Serial static immobilization orthosis Please choose the correct answer

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