Gima 31279 TWO POINTS DISCRIMINATOR Manuel du propriétaire

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John D.

What are the standard distances for two-point discrimination on different body parts?

The standard distances for two-point discrimination are 2-4 mm for the lips and fingers, 8-15 mm for the palms, and 30-40 mm for the tibias and the back (with both points located in the same dermatome).

John D.

What are the standard distances for two-point discrimination?

The standard distances for two-point discrimination are 2-4 mm for lips and fingers, 8-15 mm for palms, and 30-40 mm for shins and back (with both points in the same dermatome).

John D.

What are the standard distances for the two-point discrimination test?

Standard distances for recognizing two separate points are 2-4 mm for the lips and fingers, 8-15 mm for the palms, and 30-40 mm for the shins and back.

John D.

What are the standard distance norms for two-point discrimination?

Standard distances for two-point discrimination are 2-4 mm for lips and fingers, 8-15 mm for palms, and 30-40 mm for shins and back (within the same dermatome).

John D.

What are the distance standards for the two-point discrimination test?

The standard distances for identifying two separate points are: 2-4 mm for lips and fingers, 8-15 mm for palms, and 30-40 mm for shins and back (within the same dermatome).