Superficial Reflex: Abdominal
(Spinal Level, Procedure, Response)
Superficial Reflex: Corneal / Blink
(Spinal Level, Procedure, Response)
Superficial Reflex: Cremasteric
(Spinal Level, Procedure, Response)
Superficial Reflex: Gag
(Spinal Level, Procedure, Response)
Superficial Reflex: Plantar
(Spinal Level, Procedure, Response)
Deep Tendon Reflex: Biceps
(Spinal Level, Response)
Deep Tendon Reflex: Brachioradialis
(Spinal Level, Response)
C5 & C6
Elbow flexion & forearm supination
Deep Tendon Reflex: Triceps
(Spinal Level, Response)
C6 & C7
Elbow extension
Deep Tendon Reflex: Patellar
(Spinal Level, Response)
L3 & L4
Knee Extension
Deep Tendon Reflex: Achilles
(Spinal Level, Response)
S1 & S2
Plantar Flexion
DCML: input of what? (4)
Proprioception
Vibration
Two-point discrimination
Graphesthesia
STT: input of what? (4)
Crude touch
Pressure
Pain
Temperature
CST: output of what? (4)
Voluntary movement
Discrete movement
Skilled movement
Fine movement
Superficial Sensory Exam (3)
Temperature
Light Touch
Pain
Aka STT
Deep Sensory Exam (3)
Proprioception
Vibration
Kinesthesia
Aka DCML
Cortical Sensory Exam (5)
Bilateral Simultaneous Stimulation
Stereognosis
Two-Point Discrimination
Barognosis
Localization of Touch
Kinesthesia
Identify direction and extent of movement of a joint or body part
Proprioception
Identify static position of body part or extremity
Stereognosis
Identify object
Barognosis
Perceive weight of different objects
Akinesia
Inability to initiate movement; commonly seen in patients with Parkinson’s disease
Ataxia
Inability to perform coordinated movements
Clasp-knife Response
A form of resistance seen during range of motion of a hypertonic joint where there is greatest resistance at the initiation of range that lessens with movement through the range of motion
Cogwheel Rigidity
A form of rigidity where resistance to movement has a physic quality to it; often seen with Parkinson’s disease