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The document outlines a sensation assessment template for evaluating dermatomal and peripheral nerve distribution, as well as non-dermatomal sensations. It includes keys for indicating the status of various sensory modalities such as pain, temperature, light touch, and two-point discrimination. The template is designed for use by occupational therapists to document client information, diagnosis, and assessment results.

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Sensation Ax Adapted

The document outlines a sensation assessment template for evaluating dermatomal and peripheral nerve distribution, as well as non-dermatomal sensations. It includes keys for indicating the status of various sensory modalities such as pain, temperature, light touch, and two-point discrimination. The template is designed for use by occupational therapists to document client information, diagnosis, and assessment results.

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SENSATION ASSESSMENT DERMATOMAL NERVE DISTRIBUTION

CLIENT:
DIAGNOSIS:
DATE:
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST:

KEY: KEY:

 INTACT o PAIN
 ABSENT o TEMPRETURE
| DIMINISHED o LIGHT TOUCH
o NOT APPLICABLE o TWO-POINT DISCRIMINATION
SENSATION ASSESSMENT PERIPHERAL NERVE DISTRIBUTION

CLIENT:
DIAGNOSIS:
DATE:
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST:

KEY: KEY:

 INTACT o PAIN
 ABSENT o TEMPRETURE
| DIMINISHED o LIGHT TOUCH
o NOT APPLICABLE o TWO-POINT DISCRIMINATION
SENSATION ASSESSMENT NON-DERMATOMAL

CLIENT:
DIAGNOSIS:
DATE:
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST:

DEEP SENSATION: COMBINED SENSATION:

o PROPRIOCEPTION o TOUCH LOCALISATION


o PRESSURE o STEREOGNOSIS
SUPERFICIAL SENSATION: KEY:

o PAIN  INTACT

o TEMPRETURE  ABSENT
o LIGHT TOUCH | DIMINISHED
o TWO-POINT DISCIMINATION o NOT APPLICABLE

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