downgoing

Polish translation: stopa zgina się w dół (pozytywny test badania odruchu)

13:19 Feb 4, 2012
English to Polish translations [PRO]
Medical - Other / raport z wypadku
English term or phrase: downgoing
The straight leg raising tests are at seventy degrees on each side with a complaint of back pain at the end of that seventy degrees excursion (normal would be ninety degrees). Hip flexion similarly gives rise to a complaint of back pain at ninety degrees whereas hips will flex upwards to one hundred and thirty five degrees or contact of the knee onto the abdominal wall. There are no abnormal neurological signs in the lower limbs such as loss of muscle power or loss of sensation. All the deep tendon jerks appear to be intact and the plantar responses are downgoing.
Iwona Addis
United Kingdom
Local time: 14:23
Polish translation:stopa zgina się w dół (pozytywny test badania odruchu)
Explanation:
- Odruch Babińskiego – Po dotknięciu podeszwy stopy ostrym przedmiotem, stopa zgina się w dół. Jeśli paluch nie podąży za resztą palców, tylko wygnie się do góry, oznacza to, że droga przewodzenia nerwowego, jaka łączy korę mózgu z rdzeniem kręgowym, jest uszkodzona.


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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plantar_reflex

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(badanie u dorosłych!) :)

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Test the plantar response by scraping an object across the sole of the foot beginning from the heel, moving forward toward the small toe, and then arcing medially toward the big toe. The normal response is downward contraction of the toes. The abnormal response, called Babinski's sign, is characterized by an upgoing big toe and fanning outward of the other toes.
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Tomasz Machnik
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4 +1stopa zgina się w dół (pozytywny test badania odruchu)
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stopa zgina się w dół (pozytywny test badania odruchu)


Explanation:
- Odruch Babińskiego – Po dotknięciu podeszwy stopy ostrym przedmiotem, stopa zgina się w dół. Jeśli paluch nie podąży za resztą palców, tylko wygnie się do góry, oznacza to, że droga przewodzenia nerwowego, jaka łączy korę mózgu z rdzeniem kręgowym, jest uszkodzona.


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Note added at   2 godz. (2012-02-04 15:28:07 GMT)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plantar_reflex

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Note added at   2 godz. (2012-02-04 15:31:08 GMT)
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(badanie u dorosłych!) :)

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Note added at   5 godz. (2012-02-04 18:24:40 GMT)
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Test the plantar response by scraping an object across the sole of the foot beginning from the heel, moving forward toward the small toe, and then arcing medially toward the big toe. The normal response is downward contraction of the toes. The abnormal response, called Babinski's sign, is characterized by an upgoing big toe and fanning outward of the other toes.


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Tomasz Machnik
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agree  Polangmar
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  -> Dziekuję. Pozdrawiam :)
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