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the exam environment should be
closed, well lit for maximal arousal, cognition, attention, vision
materials needed for pain perception
Safety pin or paper clip
materials needed for Light touch
cotton ball/tissue, finger if have to
materials needed for vibration
tuning fork
materials needed for steriognosis
coin, key, paperclip
materials needed for 2 point discrimination
aesthesiometer
materials needed for texture?
different fabrics (cottonball, ect)
patient orientation for sensory exam should include
Instructions & explanation of the test (keep it short), demo trial run
Tell pt not to guess
Supine or seated comfortably in a chair
If superficial sensation is impaired then
there is no need to test deep
sensation should be documented as
intact, impaired, or absent
impaired grading of sensation can include
⅘, ⅗, ⅖, ⅕, or 5/5 trials but one side felt different
how many sensation trials should be at least performed?
5
how can you improve the accuracy of sensation test?
random, unpredictable manner w/ variation in timing
demo trials should be performed on where?
the face
when assessing sensation on pt w/ neurologic condition, what must you do?
have them remove their shoes + socks