Tendon and Babinski reflexes: Observation
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Concept

Archetype Id

Structure
Reflexes tested during routine neurological examination Id: openEHR-EHR-OBSERVATION.tendon_babinski_reflexes.v1
Reference model: EHR
ADL

History


Protocol

Data

State
Data: TABLE

Column

Row
Left

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Biceps Reflex of the biceps tendonOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Triceps Reflex of the triceps tendonOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Supinator Reflex of supinator muscleOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Knee Quadriceps tendon reflexOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Ankle Archilles tendon reflexOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Babinski response The babinski reflexOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Strongly down-going
1, down-going
2, equivocal
3, up-going
4, strongly up-going

Column

Row
Right

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Biceps Reflex of the biceps tendonOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Triceps Reflex of the triceps tendonOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Supinator Reflex of supinator muscleOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Knee Quadriceps tendon reflexOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Ankle Archilles tendon reflexOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Absent
1, +/-
2, +
3, ++
4, +++
5, ++++
Babinski response The babinski reflexOrdinal
optional
0..1		 0, Strongly down-going
1, down-going
2, equivocal
3, up-going
4, strongly up-going
State: LIST

Concept


Ordered

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
With recruitment Using muscle recruitment elsewhere in the bodyBoolean
optional
0..1		 True

Events: HISTORY

Events

Description

Constraints

Values
Any event Any recording eventPointInTime
0..*		  

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