flexor/equivocal
French translation: en flexion/équivoque
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| 4 +2 | en flexion/équivoque |
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| 5 | en flexion |
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en flexion Explanation: see "réflexe cutané plantaire" - en flexion est normal one question at a time |
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peer agreement (net): +2en flexion/équivoque Explanation: Le réflexe plantaire était en flexion à droite mais équivoque à gauche. |
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