Neurological

Question 1

Pin Prick Sensation

Answer 1

Tested with a Monofilament (a small plastic pin device used to test prick sensation)

Question 2

Light Touch Sensation

Answer 2

Tested by slightly brushing against the feet/toes.

Question 3

Vibratory sensation

Answer 3

Tested by a Tuning fork (vibrating device used to test vibratory sensation and can also be used to test bone fractures)

Question 4

Paresthesias

Answer 4

Abnormal dermal sensations including tingling, numbness, or burning sensations.

Question 5

Intermetatarsal nerve pain

Answer 5

Indicative of a neuroma, especially with radiation to the toes.

Question 6

Charcot Marie Tooth disease

Answer 6

Hereditary neurological degenerative disorder leading to sensation loss and muscle wasting due to lack of muscle innervation by the nerves. Can cause Pes Cavus.