facts

Question 0

what are the values of different locations for 2 point discrimination

Answer 0

fingertips - 2-4mm
dorsum of fingers 4-6mm
palm 8-12mm
dorsum of hand 20-30 mm

Question 1

list the multimodal sensations

Answer 1

stereognosis
barognosis
topognosis
graphognosis
2 point discrimination

Question 2

what is somatognosis

Answer 2

knowing a body part is your own

test by placing dr. arm next to patient and have patient point to own arm

Question 3

what is Nosognosis

Answer 3

the ability to know you are sick in light of obvious signs

Question 4

what is it called when a promary sensory modality is not in working order

Answer 4

anethesia or analgesia

Question 5

what do the terms alganethesia and analgesia me

Answer 5

areas insensitive to pain

Question 6

what does hypalgesia mean

Answer 6

areas having decreased sensivity

Question 7

what does hyperalgesia mean

Answer 7

areas showing increased sensitivity

Question 8

what does pallanesthesia refer to

Answer 8

loss of vibratory perception

Question 9

0/5 muscle strength

Answer 9

complete paralysis 0% of normal movement

Question 10

1/5 muscle strength

Answer 10

a twitch of movement 0-10% of normal movement

Question 11

2/5 muscle strength

Answer 11

moderate to severe paresis 11-25% of normal movement

Question 12

3/5 muscle strength

Answer 12

moderate paresis 26-50% of normal movement

Question 13

4/5 muscle strength

Answer 13

mild paresis 51-75% of normal strength

Question 14

5/5 muscle strength

Answer 14

normal 76% of normal muscle strength