The Pennsylvania Dismemberment Chart (Hand) is a visual representation of the human hand used to help medical professionals identify the anatomy of the hand and guide them in the diagnosis and treatment of hand-related injuries. This chart is divided into a series of diagrams that illustrate the structure and function of the hand, such as bones, joints, muscles, and tendons. It is commonly used by orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and other medical professionals. There are two types of Pennsylvania Dismemberment Chart (Hand): the Proximal View and the Distal View. The Proximal View shows the anatomy of the hand from the proximal aspect, which is the part closest to the wrist, while the Distal View shows the anatomy of the hand from the distal aspect, which is the part closest to the fingertips. The Pennsylvania Dismemberment Chart (Hand) is an invaluable tool for medical professionals in the diagnosis and treatment of hand-related injuries.