S/L coll-er-well rigidity
Posted By: Ima Stuck on 2008-05-26
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Subject: S/L coll-er-well rigidity
The doctor is going over the neurologic exam.
"the patient has no resting tremor, no (s/l coll-er-well) rigidity, no Parkinsonian facies, and no shuffling gait."
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That is what I was thinking. Can this been seen in the neuro exam because that is where she is next?
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Brudzinski's sign. Also, it's *nuchal* rigidity. (nomsg)
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would doc say skin with good s/l rigidity??? and turgor for elderly patient?
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