While performing Phalen's test on a client with suspected Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, the nurse should expect reports of tingling, numbness, and pain in the involved wrist.
Phalen's test is specifically used for the diagnosis of Carpel Tunnel syndrome. It is also known by the name of carpel-flexion test. This test is performed by pressing the back side of the hands and fingers against each other, with the wrists in a flexed state.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is the disorder caused when the median nerve is pressurized. The reasons for pressure could be overuse of the wrist, diabetes, retention of fluid, etc.
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