Grips
Non-Opposed - Thumb is parallel with the fingers
Finger Point
With the thumb in the non-opposed setting, the user
can move to Finger Point position. The middle, ring, and
little fingers close against the palm and the thumb moves
against the middle finger. With this grip, typing on a
keyboard or input pad, pressing a bell or a button can be
achieved.
Key
In the non-opposed thumb position, the four fingers
partially close. The thumb then closes onto the side of
the index finger. The thumb position may be raised and
lowered without moving the other four fingers allowing for
release, capture or reposition of the object being gripped.
This pattern is ideal for carrying paper or letters, using a
spoon and for holding a thin flat object such as a plate, a
credit card or a key.
Open Palm
With the thumb in the non-opposed position the hand may
be fully opened to provide a flat palm suitable for carrying
a tray or a plate.
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