Neurological & Sensory Testing
Baseline Babinski Hammer – Latex-Free
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Baseline Taylor Reflex Hammer – Latex-Free
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Tools for Clinical Neurological Exams
Neurological testing tools help clinicians assess reflexes, sensation, vibration response, and related findings during patient evaluations and rehabilitation assessments.
Support for Sensory and Nerve Screening
Sensory testing products such as monofilaments, tuning forks, and two-point discriminators can assist with screening light touch, protective sensation, and changes in nerve response.
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With over 50 years of combined clinical experience in physiotherapy and orthopaedics, our team can help determine which neurological or sensory testing product is appropriate for your clinic, school, or assessment setting.
For Screening and Assessment Use
Neurological and sensory testing tools are intended to support clinical screening and assessment. They should be used by trained professionals and interpreted as part of a complete patient evaluation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are neurological and sensory testing tools used for?
Neurological and sensory testing tools are used to help assess reflexes, sensation, vibration sense, protective sensation, and related clinical findings during a neurological or rehabilitation evaluation.
What products are commonly used for sensory testing?
Common sensory testing tools include monofilaments, tuning forks, sensory wheels, two-point discriminators, and other devices used to check light touch, pressure, vibration, and sensory response.
What is a reflex hammer used for?
A reflex hammer is used to check tendon reflexes during a neurological exam. Clinicians commonly use it to assess reflex responses in areas such as the knee, ankle, elbow, and wrist.
What are monofilaments used for?
Monofilaments are commonly used to screen protective sensation, especially in foot assessments and diabetic foot screening. They help clinicians check whether a patient can feel a specific level of pressure.
What is a tuning fork used for in neurological testing?
A tuning fork may be used to assess vibration sense as part of a neurological or sensory exam. It is often used when checking sensory changes in the hands, feet, or other areas.
Who uses neurological and sensory testing tools?
These tools are commonly used by physiotherapists, chiropractors, physicians, nurses, podiatrists, occupational therapists, rehabilitation professionals, and healthcare students.
Can sensory testing tools diagnose nerve damage?
Sensory testing tools can help clinicians screen and document changes in sensation, but they do not diagnose nerve damage on their own. Results should be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional as part of a full assessment.
Are neurological testing tools suitable for clinics and schools?
Yes. Many neurological and sensory testing tools are suitable for clinical use, healthcare education, rehabilitation programs, and student training environments.
Neurological & Sensory Testing in Canada
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