Supposing Tina is at risk for diabetic neuropathy, and her complaint is pain on her left foot, but we notice there is a decrease in her sensation. Then, It is important that Sensation tests should be made, It should include sharp and dull touch, light touch, vibration, temperature, point location, and positioning of joints. To determine the extent of her neuropathy, Superficial and deep tendon reflexes of the feet, ankles, and knees should also be assessed.
