palpation

Two is pain on certain maneuvers and palpation of the area.

He handed the glass back to the nurse and began breast palpation.

He developed a method for palpation of the appendix and published a report upon the subject.

"You alert women to the need for professional palpation and mammography," he said.

The man finished his palpation, grinned at Barbara and patted her head.

The quality scores of motion palpation studies were good; however all the tests had poor sensitivity.

There wasn't, and curiously enough, the palpation alone seemed to be beneficial.

The animal to undergo the Caesarian is selected by palpation.

The abdominal wall becomes very sensitive to gentle pressure (palpation).

This technique appears to be more reliable than unaided palpation.

For some tumors, the only guide to location and extent was plain old palpation.

Palpation (examination by hand) may reveal a very forceful beating of the heart.

The involved teeth will typically be symptomatic upon palpation and percussion.

Palpation above the elbow joint may reveal a bony consistency.

Tenderness to palpation occurs over the area of the radial neck.

Careful palpation of the abdomen revealed nothing out of the way.

"Pain from palpation on the right side, fever of 104 plus, Fahrenheit.

The appropriate nodal drainage areas are examined by careful palpation.

What are the key terms used by investigators to conduct a literature search on the validity of spinal palpation?

Visible signs can occasionally include a ridged abdomen on palpation.

On palpation, small superficial and painful nodules are felt.

Pain is gained by history and heat by palpation.

This characteristic has been used by physicians for screening and diagnosis of many diseases, through Palpation.

Diagnosis is made by pain on palpation of the long bones of the limbs.