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Lower Limb Check List

Lower limb cns osce

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Lower limb sensory motor examina1on

MC 3481 Umer Farooq


A#er brief intro & consent adequately expose pa7ent ( upto umblicus ideally)
Remember to asses 7 things in lower limb as follows

Remember from bed end and from right side of


Inspec7on: pa2ent

1-Scar marks
2-Muscle was7ng( ideally, use measuring tape ) LMN lesion mainly cause was7ng 7ent as well

Myoclonic e.g.(in epilepsy& neurodegenera7ve


disorder)
3-Involuntary movements Dystonia e.g ( tor7collis)
Chorea (purposeless movement)
Athetosis ( like con7nuous wri7ng movement)
Blallism( violent Ugh7ng movements)e.g
hemiballismus
Tics ( repita7ve movement can be suppressed by
pa7ent for brief 7me)

4-Fasicula7on
Postural tremors: e.g.(physiologiocal/
drugs(caXeine,nico7ne)/alcohol
5-Tremors: withdrawal/inc.metabolism/essen7al>donate
autosomal dominant)
Res7ng tremors
e.g ( parkinsonism – pill rolling /drug indused
parkinsonism/supranuclear palsy)
Ac7on tremors
e.g (cerebellar lesion>stroke,mass/mul7ple sclerosis/
chronic alchol abuse

e.g
Flexion deformi7es
6-Deformity Pes cavus ( high harched foot)

TONE/RIGIDITY ( checked by passive movement by WAYS TO CHECK:


examiner) 1- Leg roll from side to side
2-Leg li# from side to side
3-Ankle colonus

Power of limbs:

Hip
Hip Flexion((L1,2)
Hip extension(L5,S1)
Adduc7on(L2,3)
Abducion(L4,5)
Knee
Knee bexion (S1)
Knee extension(L3,4)
ANKLE
Ankel dorsi Flexion(L4)
Ankel plantar bexion(S1,2)
Ankel inversion (L4)
Ankel eversion(L5,S1)

BIG TOE
Extesor hallusis longis/big toe(l5)
If any dicculty do jandraskis menouver ( ask
REFLEXES pa7ent to inter lock Ungures and pull one had
against other or clench their teeth)

1-KNEE( l3/4)

2-ANKEL(L5/S1)

3-PLANTER(S1) asses only Frst response

Good to remember dermatomes ( importance is


Sensa1ons : if you know pathology in which dermatome you
can localize lesion in spinal cord)
1-Crude touch
2-Fine touch

3-Vibra7on
4-Propriocep7on

Coordina1on
1-Heel shin test
Abnormal in midlilne cerebellar lesion(vermis)
( always stand aside of pa7ent prevent them from
any injury)

2-Tendem walk

3-Rombergs test

Gait test
Look for any proximal weakness Ask him to stand uop with out using your hands

Look for
1-Speed(parkinsonan gait)
2-Symmetry
( to rule out limping)
3-Arm swing
4-Balance( for celleber assessment)

1-Walk on toe 7p only Common peroneal nerve damage cause


Walk on heel only dicculty in both of these tests

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