2006•Unpublished venueRequires access

Basic Principles for the Sensory Examination

Robert J. Schwartzman

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This chapter contains section titled: Modalities of sensation to be tested Modalities of sensation that are tested at the bedside Essential features of the sensory pathways Sensory dermatomes (Fig. 7.1) Pain, touch and temperature Proprioceptive sensations Stereognosis, discriminative sense and graphesthesia Localization of touch and miscellaneous observations

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Key concepts: Sensation, Stimulus modality, Sensory system, Proprioception, Modalities, Psychology, Neuroscience, Communication