Reflex Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

State the Superficial Reflexes

A
  1. Upper Abdominal
  2. Lower Abdominal
  3. Cremasteric
  4. Plantar
  5. Gluteal
  6. Anal
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2
Q

Umbilicus moves up and toward the area being stroked depending on the quadrant.

A

Upper Abdominal (T7-T9)

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3
Q

Umbilicus moves down and toward the area being stroked.

A

Lower Abdominal (T11-T12)

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4
Q

Scrotum Elevates

A

Cremasteric (T12-L1)

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5
Q

Flexion of toes

A

Plantar (S1-S2)

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6
Q

Skin tenses in the gluteal area

A

Gluteal (L4-L5, S1-S3)

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7
Q

Contraction of anal sphincter muscles

A

Anal (S2-S4)

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8
Q

These are tested by stroking the skin with a moderately sharp object that does not break the skin.

A

Superficial Reflexes

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9
Q

Response is absent

A

DTR Grade 0

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10
Q

Slight reflex but depressed; low normal

A

DTR Grade 1+

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11
Q

Normal, typical reflex

A

DTR Grade 2+

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12
Q

Brisk reflex, possibly but not necessarily abnormal

A

DTR Grade 3+

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13
Q

Very brisk reflex, abnormal, conus

A

DTR Grade 4+

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14
Q

UMNL Affectation

A

CNS problem
Hypertonic, Hyperflexia, Spastic

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15
Q

LMNL Affectation

A

PNS problem
Hypotonic, Hypoflexia

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16
Q

Stroking of the lateral aspect of the foot

A

Babinski Reflex

17
Q

Stroking of the lateral side of the foot beneath the lateral malleolus

A

Chaddock Reflex

18
Q

Stroking of the anteromedial tibial surface

A

Oppenheim’s reflex

19
Q

Squeezing of the calf muscles firmly

A

Gordon’s reflex

20
Q

increased muscle tone and tendon reflex in the paralyzed limbs

A

Organic Hemiplegia

21
Q

Upper motor neuron lesion that occurs in the neural pathway above the anterior horn cell of the spinal cord or motor nuclei of the cranial nerves.

A

Pyramid Tract Lesion

22
Q

Passive flexion of the lower limb

A

Brudzinski’s reflex

23
Q

Flicking of the terminal phalanx of one of the 3 medial fingers

A

Hoffman’s (Digital) reflex

24
Q

Tapping the plantar surface of the toes

A

Rossolimo’s reflex

25
Q

Squeezing the Achilles tendon in the middle third

A

Schaeffer’s reflex