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JO) wes sou AL oe ii Ha Unieho 2d 2a Buca eri POPU prpcynad ey sna2uain; os (worl VOU PIED ag JOS “pow Vea cogura y KUBU VAIS ere WILL G04 NOQ10? worur2re fi yon ; \L cundo Xoo, ® IcOIGNS 22x09 PAID DIOR OW Worksheet 10: Neurological Screen Reflexes 5 I Reflexes are used to determine between and Upper Motor Neuron pathology or a Lower Motor Neuron. pathology. Reflexes should always be tested bilaterally. Working with a partner, practice producing 2 reflex for the list below. © C5: Biceps (musculocutaneous) © C6: Biceps (musculocutaneous) /brachioradialis (radial) © C7: Triceps (radial) ‘+ C8: Flexor digitorum profundus (ulnar nerve and ant interosseous) \4: Patella Tendon (femoral) 5: posterior tibialis/medial hamstring (tibial) © S1/52: Achilles Tendon (tibial) Grading: absent/reduced, normal, increased (compared to uninvolved side). Hyper reflexes are suggestive of Uaoce Ma\_, while hypo reflexes are suggestive of Laser Moto jay Grading numerically © 0=no contraction © L+=contraction © 2+= contraction with small movement ‘* 3+= contraction with obvious movement © 4+= hyper movement Sensation Sensation is tested to determine if there isa deficit and if it corresponds to a dermatomal pattern or peripheral pattern. List two examples of peripheral nerve pathology and two examples of central neurological pathology. When testing perform 10 touches randomly within each dermatome. Compare bilaterally. Document the number of touches correctly identified out of 10 (example: 6/10}. Working with a partner test sensation for light touch along the following dermatomes and document appropriately: 2 uw _ 840 Cranial Nerve Testing ‘When would a Physical Therapist want to test cranial nerves in the clinic? “Wher ene So€lers eck/ Neecl dein COMELSSI ON

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