Sensation testing and skin integrity

Front

Exteroceptive

Back

Superficial sensation (receptors on skin and mucous membranes)

-tactile or touch sensation

-pain sensation

-temperature sensation

Front

Proprioceptive

Back

Deep sensation (refers to receptors located in muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints)

-vibratory sense

-kinesthesia

Front

Proprioception refers to?

Back

Joint position sense

Front

Combined cortical sensory function

Back

Requires interpretation in the brain

Front

Combined cortical sensory includes?

Back

-Stereognosis

-Graphesthesia

-Barognosis

-2 point discrimination

-touch localization

-double simultaneous stimulation

Front

Discriminative touch (primary sensation)

Back

Touch location and tactile thresholds

Front

Discriminative touch (cortical sensation)

Back

-2 point discrimination

-Bilateral simultaneous touch

-Directional cutaneous

-Graphesthesia

-Barognosis

Front

Barognosis

Back

Front

Graphesthesia

Back

Front

Two point discrimination

Back