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| What is the muscle test or T12-L3? |
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| What is the reflex test for T12-L3? |
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| What is the sensory test for T12-L3? |
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| What is the muscle test for C5? |
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| What is the reflex test for C5? |
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| What is the sensory test for C5? |
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| What is the muscle test for L3, L4? |
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| What is the reflex or L3, L4? |
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| What is the sensory for L3, L4? |
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| What is the muscle test for L5, S1? |
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Definition
1. Extensor Hallucis Longus- push down big toe
2. Gluteus Medius- push down knee
3. Ex. Longus Brevis- 2-5 toes |
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| What is the reflex for L5, S1? |
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| What is the sensory for L5, S1? |
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| What is the muscle test for T1? |
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Definition
| Finger abductors and finger adductors |
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| What is the reflex for T1? |
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| What is the sensory for T1? |
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| What is the muscle test for C8? |
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| What is the reflex for C8? |
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| What is the sensory for C8? |
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Definition
| medial forearm and 4th and 5th digits |
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Term
| What is the muscle test for S1? |
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Definition
| peroneus longus and brevis: have patient plantarflex and evert the foot. |
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| What is the reflex test for S1? |
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| What is the sensory for S1? |
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| What is the muscle for C7? |
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Definition
| triceps, wrist flexor, and finger extensor |
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| What is the reflex test for C7? |
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| What is the sensory for C7? |
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Definition
| middle finger palmar surface |
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| What is the muscle for L4, L5? |
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Definition
| tibialis anterior- Instruct patient to dorsiflex and invert. |
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| What is the reflex test for L4, L5? |
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Definition
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| What is the sensory test for L4, L5? |
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Definition
| anterior leg, medial foot |
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Term
| What is the muscle test for C5, C6? |
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| What is the reflex for C5, C6? |
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| What is the sensory test for C5, C6? |
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Definition
| lateral forearm and thumb |
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Term
| The muscles that have a patellar reflex are? |
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Definition
| L3, L4 (quadriceps), L4, L5 (Tibialis anterior), |
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Term
| The muscles that have a medial hamstring reflex are? |
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Definition
| L5, S1 (gluteus medius, ex. hallucis longus, ex. longus brevis) |
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Term
| The muscles that use biceps reflex are? |
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Definition
| C5 (deltoid), C5-C6 (biceps) |
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Term
| The muscles that do not have a reflex are? |
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Definition
| C8 (finger flexors), T1 (finger add/abductors), T12-L3 (Iliopsoas) |
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Term
| Which muscle uses the tricep reflex? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which muscle has the achilles reflex? |
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Definition
| S1 (peroneus longus and brevis) |
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Term
| What muscle test includes flexion of the wrist? |
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| What muscle test includes finger extensor test? |
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| What muscle test includes wrist extensor? |
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| What nerve innervates the peroneus longus and brevis? |
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Term
| What reflex test the medial thigh? |
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Definition
| L5, S1 (Ext. hallucis longus, ext. longus brevis, gluteus medius) |
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Term
| What is the stabalizing point with wrist flexion? |
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| What is the stabalizing point with finger flexion? |
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Definition
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| What is the stabalizing point with finger flexion? |
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| When do you ask the patient to raise leg at a forty five degree angle? |
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Definition
| When testing Quadriceps, L3 and L4 |
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Term
| When do you stabalize under the thigh? |
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Definition
| Testing quadriceps, L3 and L4 |
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Term
| What muscle test requires you to grasp the heel? |
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Definition
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Term
| When testing for S1 grasp patient where and push against what? |
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Definition
| stabalize heel, and grasp lateral foot |
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Term
| Where do you place your hand while testing L4 L5. |
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Definition
| grasp the ankle with one hand, and foot with the other |
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