Reflex Acrs A. Biceps Reflex Observation: B. Triceps Reflex Observation: C. Brachioradialis Reflex Observation: D. Hoffman Reflex Observation: E. Patellar Reflex Observation without textbook: Observation with textbook: F. Achilles Reflex Observation: G. Babinski Reflex Observation: H. Pupillary Reflex: Observation (one eye closed): Observation (two eyes closed):

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