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RE: Steemit Learning Challenge-S22W1; Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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Thank you for understanding the lesson and sharing your assignment; I hope that you will enjoy this week's lesson and try to implement it in your life if you see any such case.

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Task 1 (3/3)
You have shared a great knowledge about carpal tunnel syndrome, its symptoms, cause, it's types. There are 4 types that I explained in the lesson. Acute, chronic, primary and secondary. That's good you explain them. I appreciate your effort.

Task 2 (2.7/3)
In the second question, you tell us about how you have to assess a patient by doing physical examination, history taking, special tests and investigations. It would be better to add explanation of special tests too. Great.

Task 3 (3.9/4)
You try the wrist rotations, CTS stretches and arm prayer stretch exercises. You did the wrist rotations, CTS stretches, arm prayer stretch correctly. But it would be better to hold CTS stretches position for at least 5 to 10 seconds, you did correctly in arm prayer stretch. Always remember to apply heat pack before performing exercises to relax the muscles and reduce stiffness. I appreciate your efforts.

Overall you made a great attempt to answer all the questions. I appreciate your efforts. But next time try to avoid the above written suggestions. Keep learning and try to implement your knowledge to the people suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome or any type of wrist. Thank you.

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 3 days ago (edited)

Thank you so much Mrs. @ashkhan for the detailed feedback and thoughtful appreciation! I am grateful for the recognition of my efforts in explaining carpal tunnel syndrome and its various aspects. Your constructive suggestions, particularly regarding adding explanations for specific tests and increasing the holding time for CTS stretches, are very valuable. I will definitely keep them in mind to improve my understanding and implementation in the future. Your encouragement motivates me to continue learning and applying this knowledge to benefit people dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome. Once again, thank you for your words and guidance.