The Tendon Reflexes

[@leibishop256]

So helpful to see bed-bound techniques, and explanations behind the reflexes!!

[@sloane290]

This is totally excellent.

[@tubecomeUPRP]

This is super helpful! Really feel those awkward moment when not properly generate the reflex😂

[@strictlybmx2645]

So at this point I would usually preform rap god

[@MegaCunnie]

No sandwich breath?

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

He got red in the face, this time

[@zbenne05]

Like you got soap in em

[@DavidSedano]

The fucking comma just made this comment even better

[@TheFIghtin]

It was your face

[@HaydnG266]

Got a little lid lag

[@azzahhayat643]

This was immensely helpful. Thanks!

[@mjbarien]

Thank you doc for showing how a plantar strike.. i have been looking for a video about this method for 2 days

[@yeniden1155]

I didn't see brachioradialis contraction.Also he showed pronation of forearm not supination.I didnt understand the lesson.Can pelase someone explain it to me?

[@krizlohman]

You can see the contraction clearly in the left patient's arm. Due to the position of the wrist and forearm, a brief pronation is observed, it is also normal.

[@rawdaswilam3800]

Thanks doctor💓

[@daboysheesh9306]

No sandwich breath...

[@moonaujla3916]

Thankyou

[@raeburnforbes]

You're welcome - remember practice makes perfect and an exam candidate who looks confident at doing reflexes is much more likely to impress. Also a confident clinical exam reassures your patient too.

[@zenaku86]

Queen's University of Belfast

[@1515gator1]

Neither one them look like they have sandwich breath!

[@Ch4m3nggg]

Really cute guy with cute feet

[@shitass7389]

Uh

[@markmontana90]

Why turn it into something gay 🤦🏽‍♂️