Neurological Sensory Pinwheel
Item Name Code (INC) 42482
Additional Information for Neurological Sensory Pinwheel
Neurological sensory pinwheels are medical instruments used to assess sensory function in neurological examinations. They consist of a small, handheld device with a rotating wheel at the end. The wheel is studded with sharp or blunt protrusions that can be rolled across the skin to stimulate sensory receptors.
During a neurological examination, the pinwheel is typically used to evaluate the patient's ability to perceive light touch, pain, and temperature. The healthcare professional will gently roll the pinwheel across different areas of the patient's skin, such as the arms, legs, and face, and observe their response.
The pinwheel's rotating wheel creates a sensory stimulus that can help identify abnormalities in sensory perception. For example, if a patient has reduced or absent sensation in a particular area, they may not feel the pinwheel's stimulation as strongly as expected. Conversely, if a patient has heightened sensitivity, they may experience the pinwheel's touch as more intense or uncomfortable.
Neurological sensory pinwheels are commonly used in medical, dental, and veterinary settings as part of a comprehensive neurological examination. They are designed to be sterile and disposable to prevent cross-contamination between patients.
Please note that while I strive to provide accurate information, it's always best to consult with a healthcare professional or refer to official medical resources for specific details and guidelines.
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