| fine motor skill |
Motor skills that require greater control of the small muscles than large ones, esp. those needed for hand-eye coordination, and those that require a high degree of precision in hand and finger movement. Examples of these motor
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| finger-nose t. |
(for coordinated movements of the upper extremities): with arm extended to one side the patient is asked to slowly try to touch the end of his nose with the point of his index finger.
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| fine needle aspiration biopsy |
ABBR: FNA biopsy. The removal of tissue through a long needle with or without guidance.
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| finger-thumb r. |
passive flexion of the metacarpophalangeal joint of one of the fingers causes flexion of the basal joint and extension of the terminal joint of the thumb; called also basal joint r. and Mayer's r.
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| finger bandage |
A roller bandage with oblique fixation at the wrist.
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