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Palpation is a method of feeling with the fingers or hands during a physical examination. The health care provider touches and feels your body to examine the size, consistency, texture, location, and tenderness of an organ or body part.
In the hand, the median nerve supplies the thenar eminence -- the muscles at the base of the thumb -- with nerves. It also supplies nerves to the lumbrical muscles to the index and middle fingers. The median nerve provides sensation to the thumb side of the palm, the thumb, index, middle and half of the ring finger.
The three main nerves of the hand and wrist are the ulnar nerve, radial nerve and median nerve. All three nerves originate at the shoulder and travel down the arm to the hand. Each of these nerves has sensory and motor components.
Is an EMG test painful? EMG testing may result in some discomfort, but it is usually well tolerated without any need for pain medication.
You may feel a little pain or cramping during an EMG test. You may have a tingly feeling, like a mild electric shock, during a nerve conduction study.
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1:40 5:31 Test range of motion of the entire ham by having the patient clenched her fist and then open herMoreTest range of motion of the entire ham by having the patient clenched her fist and then open her hand fully. And then spread her fingers as wide as possible and then resist attempts to squeeze them.
As the nerve is stimulated, you will experience a brief electrical shock. This may feel uncomfortable, but it usually isn't painful. The entire procedure usually takes about 20-30 minutes to complete. In some cases, nerves may be tested in multiple locations, which can make the procedure take slightly longer.
The examination of the hand and nails can lead to a number of diagnoses. Some of these include liver disease (Terry's nails), kidney disease (Lindsay's nails), lung disease (nail clubbing), endocarditis and many others.
The median nerve passes through a small tunnel (the carpal tunnel) between your wrist and ligaments. It helps you bend your wrist, fingers and thumb. It also provides feeling near your palm, thumb, index and middle fingers. The ulnar nerve lies behind your elbow then runs down your arm.
If you develop a first-degree injury, you may experience bruising and mild pain, which can affect your ability to perform usual activities. In a second-degree injury, you may notice prolonged pain, swelling, weakness, and a change in the range of motion at a nearby joint, such as the wrist.

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