Baseline Aesthesiometer, Plastic, 2-point Discriminator with 3rd Point.

The Baseline Aesthesiometer, Plastic, 2-Point Discriminator with 3rd Point is a versatile tool designed for tactile and sensory evaluation. Used by healthcare professionals, including therapists and neurologists, this tool helps assess sensory nerve function and tactile discrimination in patients. The addition of a 3rd point expands the testing capabilities, making it suitable for a variety of clinical and rehabilitation scenarios.

Constructed from durable plastic, the aesthesiometer is lightweight, portable, and easy to clean, making it a reliable choice for daily use in clinics or therapy settings.

Key Features:

• 2-Point Discriminator with 3rd Point: Offers flexibility in testing sensory nerve function and tactile discrimination.
• Accurate Measurements: Provides precise and consistent readings for effective evaluations.
• Durable Plastic Construction: Lightweight, long-lasting, and easy to clean.
• Portable Design: Compact size makes it easy to carry and use in various settings.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for use on hands, feet, and other body parts during sensory evaluations.

Common Use Cases:

• Sensory Nerve Testing: Assesses nerve sensation and tactile response in patients.
• Rehabilitation Therapy: Evaluates progress in sensory recovery post-injury or surgery.
• Neurological Assessments: Supports diagnosis of nerve damage or sensory impairments.
• Research and Education: A valuable tool for studies on sensory function and tactile response.
• Physical Therapy: Used to track tactile improvements in patients with nerve injuries.

Specifications:

• Material: Durable plastic for reliability and lightweight use.
• Measurement Range: Adjustable distances for 2-point and 3-point discrimination.
• Application: Suitable for hands, feet, or other body areas requiring sensory evaluation.
• Size: Compact and easy to handle for precise measurements.

How to Use:

1. Adjust the distance between the points based on the evaluation requirement.
2. Place the aesthesiometer gently on the patient’s skin and apply light pressure.
3. Ask the patient to identify whether they feel one point, two points, or three points.
4. Record the patient’s response and adjust the distance as necessary for further testing.
5. Repeat for different areas to assess overall sensory function.

Care Instructions:

• Clean with a soft cloth and disinfectant after each use.
• Store in a protective case or dry area to maintain functionality.
• Inspect regularly for wear or damage to ensure accurate results.

Precautions:

• Use under the guidance of a healthcare professional for accurate assessments.
• Avoid applying excessive pressure during testing to ensure patient comfort.
• Do not expose the device to high temperatures or harsh chemicals.

The Baseline Aesthesiometer - 2-Point Discriminator with 3rd Point is an essential tool for precise and reliable sensory evaluation. Whether used in clinical settings, therapy sessions, or research environments, this versatile device supports comprehensive assessments of tactile function and nerve health.