See what you can learn to do with your other hand. If the broken wrist goes to your writing hand, see how good you can get writing with the other one, or otherwise developing its dexterity. (You could try bouncing and catching a ball... but be careful about your broken wrist.) If it's not your writing hand, you can still develop your dexterity farther.
the wrist of a frog is like the wrist of a human it is there to bend and make the hand able to move
No. Unless it makes like a crack sound or something.
See a physician.If you can move your hand and wrist, the damage probably isn't too bad (though it may still be fractured or broken). Try not to move the arm around too much to aggravate the injury and as soon as you can (immediately) see a physician.
Depends HOW you are moving your hand, but most likely wrist flexor and extensors
nope. easy way to remember: proximal=proximity, hence closer to the body, and distal=distance, hence further away from the body. so the wrist is distal to the shoulder, and the shoulder is proximal to the wrist. make sense?
Most often the reason for a broken wrist or even both wrists to be broken in a car accident is because the natural reaction is to "brace!" A passenger puts both hands against the dashboard, then the impact forces the wrists into a hyper-extended position, which can break the small hand bones and break the wrist bones.
It could be. If its swelling and you can barely move it, it probably is
Some common reasons to use a wrist brace is if one has damaged the tendons in the wrist, sprained the wrist, or broken the wrist. One can also use a brace for support in sports to avoid injuring themselves.
While a doctor is needed to determine if you have broken your wrist, you can learn how to tell if you broke your wrist by certain symptoms you may experience. However even with a symptom check list, if you suspect you broke your wrist seek medical treatment immediately. Obvious signs of a broken wrist are deformities or odd appearances to the area. Also, if a bone is protruding through the skin, chances are you have broken your wrist. Other symptoms to help you tell if you broke your wrist include severe pain, swelling, and tenderness. Bruising and stiffness are also likely to occur. Often, numbness and cold sensations can be experienced with a broken wrist however some of these symptoms can also occur with a sprained wrist so if you suspect a problem get it checked out.
yes you can but, since most of the time the broken bones in your wrist would grind painfully against each other, it not only NOT recommended to do, but extremely painful.
He hasn't broken his wrist before. ._.