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Repetitive twitching of a muscle group at inappropriate times
(TIC)
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A subjective sensation that precedes a seizure
(AURA)
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This reflex is absent with a lesion of cranial nerve V or cranial nerve VII paralysis
(CORNEAL)
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The person's ability to recognize objects by feeling their forms, sizes, and weights
(STEREOGNOSIS)
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Abnormal sensation, such as burning or tingling
(PARESTHESIA)
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This reflex, if positive, is normally present in infants, but not in adults
(BABINSKI)
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Increased muscle tone
(SPASTICITY)
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The ability to "read" a number or letter by having it traced on the skin
(GRAPHESTHESIA)
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This coma scale is used to provide a standardized, objective assessment of level of consciousness
(GLASGOW)
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Decreased muscle tone
(FLACCIDITY)
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Uncoordinated or unsteady gait
(ATAXIA)
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Cranial nerve VIII
(ACOUSTIC)
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This reflex, in the infant, is also called the "startle" reflex
(MORO)
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If this test is positive, the person sways, falls, or widens base of feet to avoid falling when the eyes are closed
(ROMBERG)
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