Overview

• Using the Study Guide

Introduction

• Introduction
• Indications for examination
• Understanding deep tendon reflexes
• Grades of reflex intensity
• Documenting findings
• Understanding level of dysfunction
• Health care settings and patient populations
• Using the reflex hammer
• General testing procedures

Biceps Brachii Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration one
• Video demonstration two (close up)

Brachioradialis Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration one
• Video demonstration two (close up)

Triceps Brachii Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration one
• Video demonstration two (close up)

Upper Extremity Reflexes

• Triceps, Brachioradialis, and Biceps video demonstration one
• Triceps, Brachioradialis, and Biceps video demonstration two (close up)
  
  

Adductor Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration one
• Video demonstration two (close up)

Quadriceps Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration with patient sitting one
• Video demonstration with patient sitting two (close up)
• Video demonstration with patient supine one
• Video demonstration with patient supine two (close up)

Hamstring Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration one
• Video demonstration two (close up)

Achilles Tendon Reflex

• Tendon localization and essential anatomy
• Examination procedure
• Video demonstration with patient sitting one
• Video demonstration with patient sitting two (close up)
• Video demonstration with patient supine one
• Video demonstration with patient supine two (close up)

Module Pages

• About the Authors
• Acknowledgments
• Glossary of terms start page
• Help
• Preface
• Resources
• WSU Department of Health Care Sciences Legal Notices