FIN PTEXEV

FIN PTEXEV: SENSORY ASSESSMENT




TRUE OR FALSE: Examination of sensory function contributes critical information to
establishing a physical therapy diagnosis and prognosis, identifying anticipated goals
and expected outcomes, and developing a POC. - question and answerTRUE

This involves determining the pattern (specific boundaries) of sensory involvement. -
question and answersensory assessment

This is accomplished using knowledge of skin segment innervation by the dorsal roots
and peripheral nerves. - question and answerpattern identification

This is the skin area supplied by one dorsal root - question and answerdermatome

CHOOSE FROM THE CHOICES INSIDE THE PARENTHESES: Peripheral nerve
injuries present sensory impairments that (perpendicular, parallel) the distribution of the
involved nerve and correspond to its pattern of innervation. - question and
answerparallel

Vertex of the skull - question and answerC1

Occiput - question and answerC2

Entire neck - question and answerC3

Clavicular area - question and answerC4

Lateral upper arm - question and answerC5

Lateral arm, thumb, and index finger - question and answerC6

Posterior arm, middle and index fingers - question and answerC7

Medial arm, ring finger, and pinkie finger - question and answerC8

Anterior, medial side of arm to wrist - question and answerT1

, Level of nipples - question and answerT4

Level of umbilicus - question and answerT10

Inguinal or groin regions - question and answerT12

upper anterior thigh - question and answerL1, L2

Back, upper buttock, anterior thigh and knee, medial lower leg - question and answerL3

Lateral thigh, medial leg, big toe - question and answerL4

Posterior & lateral thigh, lateral leg, foot - question and answerL5

Lateral posterior leg - question and answerS1

Medial, posterior leg - question and answerS2

Groin, medial thigh to knee - question and answerS3

Perineum, genitals, lower sacrum - question and answerS4

Received by extroceptors from the external environment via the skin and subcutaneous
tissue; Include the following sensations: Pain, Temperature, Light touch, Pressure -
question and answersuperficial sensations

Received by proprioceptors from muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, and fascia;
Include the following sensations: Position sense and awareness of joints at rest,
Movement awareness, vibration - question and answerdeep sensations

Position sense and awareness of joints at rest - question and answerproprioception

Movement awareness - question and answerkinesthesia

Combination of both the superficial and deep sensory mechanisms - require information
from both exteroceptive and proprioceptive receptors, as well as intact function of
cortical sensory association areas - question and answercombined cortical sensations

Include the following sensations: Stereognosis, Two-point discrimination, Barognosis,
Graphesthesia, Tactile localization, Recognition of texture, Double simultaneous
stimulation. - question and answercombined cortical sensations

TRUE OR FALSE: A full explanation of the purpose of the testing should be provided -
question and answerTRUE