Abstract
Hand injuries are a frequent emergency department occurrence and account for most upper extremity injuries. Proper assessment and management of hand injuries can reduce morbidity and prevent long-term disability. "Assessment of Acute Hand Injuries" Part I was discussed in the Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal (). Part II herein discusses the epidemiology, radiographs, and the management of hand lacerations, fingertip injuries, and fractures. Part III will discuss the management of tendon, ligamentous, neurovascular, and other special hand injuries along with the management of selected chronic hand conditions.
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