Fabrication Enterprises Discriminator Wheel - Touch-Test™ 2-Point Wheel

Discriminator Wheel - Touch-Test™ 2-Point Wheel

The Baseline Touch-Test 2-Point Wheel is a discriminator wheel used to test static and moving two-point discrimination. It fits rehabilitation and sensory assessment workflows involving fingers, toes, and sensory flaps, including evaluation after nerve repair, grafts, and innervated tissue transfer. This 4 inch plastic unit has two rotating disks with rounded tips at standard testing intervals, and it comes with instructions and a protective carrying case.

Good Fit For

• Sensory testing after nerve repair
• Evaluation following grafts and innervated tissue transfer
• Desensitization assessment workflows
• Determining level of impairment

Key Features

• Tests both static and moving two-point discrimination for sensory assessment tasks
• Suitable for fingers, toes, and sensory flaps in rehabilitation and evaluation settings
• Two sturdy rotating plastic disks support repeated manual testing
• Rounded tips are spaced at standard testing intervals for consistent exam workflow
• Includes instructions and a protective carrying case for transport and storage

Applications and Usage

• Testing two-point discrimination on fingers
• Testing two-point discrimination on toes
• Assessing sensory flaps
• Supporting follow-up evaluation after nerve repair
• Checking sensory impairment levels during rehabilitation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 4".
• Material: Plastic.
• This tool is intended for two-point discrimination testing rather than general measurement tasks.
• The wheel includes instructions, which may help standardize setup and use across staff.
• A protective carrying case is included for storage and transport between treatment areas.

FAQ

• What kinds of discrimination testing does this wheel support? This discriminator wheel tests both static and moving two-point discrimination.
• Where on the body can this tool be used? The Touch-Test 2-Point Wheel is used for fingers, toes, and sensory flaps.
• When might a clinician use this discriminator wheel? Common uses include testing after nerve repair, grafts, and innervated tissue transfer, as well as desensitization work and determining the level of impairment.
• What is included with the discriminator wheel? The unit comes with instructions and a protective carrying case.

From Baseline by Fabrication Enterprises.