(Redirected from Somatoform disorder). A somatic symptom disorder, formerly known as a somatoform disorder, is a category of mental disorder included in a number of diagnostic schemes of mental illness, including the DSM-5.
Piano uses all 10 fingers, and harp only uses 8. On piano, you have to understand more theory about when to use the black keys than you do on harp, which uses levers or pedals that often donât change through an entire song. Both instruments require you to use two hands to play two sets of notes.
Jammed finger. 1  A direct blow to the tip of a finger can cause tendon or ligament damage, as well as fracture or dislocation of the bones. 2  If the side ligaments are torn, the patient may have pain on the side of a joint, and the joint may be loose. Mallet (or drop or hammer) finger: Extensor tendon (the tendon that is on the back or dorsum of your finger responsible for extending the finger straight) torn away from the distal phalanx (bone in the end of your finger). 2  This causes the tip of your finger to sag and not completely straighten out.