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This document provides an overview of how to examine the upper and lower limbs neurologically. It discusses examining tone, power by muscle group, tendon reflexes, and sensation in the limbs. The dermatomes of the upper limb and movements innervated by different spinal cord levels are outlined. The document concludes by requesting the reader fill out a short Google form.
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- 1. Upper and Lower Limb Neurological Exam By Kayatre Giritharadas
- 2. Learning Outcomes To be able to examine tone in upper and lower limbs To be able to examine power by muscle group in the upper and lower limb To be able to examine patellar and biceps tendon reflexes To be able to test sensation of the upper and lower limb Discuss some underlying pathology/
- 3. Dermatomes of the upper limb
- 4. Dermatomes of the upper limb
- 5. Movement of the upper limb • Shoulder abduction (C5) • Shoulder adduction (C6/7) • Elbow flexion (C5/6) • Elbow extension (C7/8) • Wrist flexion/extension (C6/7) • Finger flexion/extension (C7/8) • Finger adduction (T1)
- 6. Movement of the lower limb • Hip Flexion (L2/3) • Hip Extension (L4/5) • Knee Flexion (L5/S1) • Knee Extension (L3/4) • Ankle Dorsiflexion (L4/5) • Ankle Plantarflexion (S1/2) • Big toe extension (L5 only)
- 7. Please fill in the google form (takes less than 5 mins)