Baseline Neurological Pinwheel

Features of Baseline Neurological Pinwheel

• Come individually wrapped in regular packaging
• Not made with natural rubber latex
• Ideal for orthopedists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, or private practices for diagnosing nerve damage and disorders
• The handle is ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip, allowing for easy manipulation and precise control
• Measures cutaneous sensory response via the rotating pinwheel that is attached to the handle
• A lightweight and portable device that can be easily transported and stored

What is the Difference between Wartenburg, Clean Wheel Disposable, and Neuro-Aide Disposable Pinwheels?

Frequently Bought Together

• Graham-Field Neurological Hammer Buck
• Sammons Preston Economy Penlight
• Curity Large Cotton Balls

How to use?

1. Have the patient sit or lie down in a comfortable position.
2. Hold the pinwheel by the handle, making sure your fingers do not touch the wheel.
3. Place the wheel on the patient's skin and rotate it back and forth, applying slight pressure.
4. Observe the patient's response to the sensation. Ask them to describe the feeling (e.g., sharp, dull, tingly).
5. Repeat the process on different areas of the body, such as the hands, feet, arms, and legs.
6. Note any areas where the patient has reduced or absent sensation, as this could be an indication of nerve damage or other neurological issues.

It is important to follow proper sanitation procedures before and after using the pinwheel to prevent the spread of infections. Additionally, it is recommended to receive training on how to properly use this tool from a healthcare professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a neurological pinwheel used for?

It is a diagnostic tool used to assess sensory and neurological function. It can help detect nerve damage, neuropathy, and other neurological conditions.

2. How do you clean this neurological device?

To clean it, wipe it down with an alcohol swab or disinfectant wipe before and after use.

3. Is neuro pinwheel painful?

It should not be painful if used correctly. It applies only slight pressure to the skin and should produce a sensation that is felt as sharp, dull, or tingly.

4. Are there any risks associated with using this pinwheel?

There are no known risks associated with using a neurological pinwheel. However, improper use could cause injury or misdiagnosis. It is important to receive proper training before using the pinwheel.