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HAMMER, REFLEXES, BABINSKY model, 25 cm, adult

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HAMMER, REFLEXES, BABINSKY model

Definition

A hand-held manual instrument designed to be used by an examining physician to gently tap near a patient's joints to test reflexes (e.g. patellar, ankle reflexes).

It consists of a handle and shaft typically made of stainless steel, and has a head that may be ring, wedge, or dome shaped and is made of a soft material (e.g., rubber or plastic). This is a reusable device.

Specifications

  • Handle and shaft: stainless steel
  • Head :
    • ring, wedge or dome shaped
    • made of soft material: rubber, plastic
  • Length of the device: +/- 25 cm

Instructions for use

The strength of a reflex is used to gauge central and peripheral nervous system disorders, with the former resulting in hyperreflexia, or exaggerated reflexes, and the latter resulting in hyporeflexia or diminished reflexes. However, the strength of the stimulus used to extract the reflex also affects the magnitude of the reflex.

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