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38 Cards in this Set

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how many nerve pairs
31
where LMN turn into UMN
anterior horn
test deltoid strength tests
C5,C5
Test flexion
Bicep C5-6
Text extension triceps
C6-8
test wrist extension
C6-8 radial nerve
test thumb oppsoition
C8 and T1 median nerve
Grip test
C7,8 and T1
hand abduction
C8 and T1
weak abduction of hte thumb from
C8 and T1 of ulnar nerve
Quad extension
L2-4
Hip flexion tests
L2-4 and ilipsoas muscle
Knee flexion
L4-5 S1 Hamstring
Plantar Flexion
S1
Dorsiflexion
***L4,5 anterior tibialis
(big one because of foot drop)***
Grading Strength scale whats normal?
5 out of 5
complete range of motion against gravity with some resistance
4
complete rang of motion against gravity
3
complete range of motion with gravity eliminated (wiggle toes)
2
No evidence of contraction
0
doing a dermatonal pattern you must compare
symmetry
distal to proximal
vary pace
symmetrical distal sensory loss suggests
polyneuropathy
proxinal change to normal sensation respresents
stocking glove neuropathy
what occurs together in diabetics?
neuropathy
retinopathy
nephropathy
pain/temp test
spinothalamic tract
-paperclip
conscious proprioception/stereonosis / vibratory sense test
posterior column
-tuning fork on bone for vibration or position sense on fingers and toes or reshaped paperclip
light touch test
posterior column and spinothalamic tract;
use cotton ball
test posterior columns and is the 1st sensation to go in
diabetic polyneuropathy
in deep tendon reflexes evaluate
symmetry
deep tendon reflex what is normal
+2
No reflex
0 (LMN injury)
Hyperreflexia
+4 (UMN injury)
Bicep reflex
C5/6
-use the pointed end (bc its a small tendon)
-hit your thumb across the bicep
Tricep reflex
C6,7
-can use point or flat area
brachioradialis
C5/6
-wider muscle so use flat end
patellar reflexes
L2-4
-use point
Achilles
S1
-use flat end
Is there a reflex by L5?
NO!!!!****