Neurological Examination in Clinical Practice |
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Equipment | 5 |
The History 932 | 13 |
The General Physical and Mental Examination | 20 |
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abnormal absent affected agnosia apraxia artery Ask the patient ataxia atrophy bilateral brain stem carotid cerebellar cerebral cervical clinical coma compression cranial nerve defect deviation diagnosis DIFFICULTIES AND FALLACIES disc displacement disseminated sclerosis dysphasia dystrophia myotonica encephalitis epilepsy extensor eyes facial fibres fingers flexed flexion fluid foramen magnum haemorrhage hand head IIIrd increased indicates infection intracranial pressure investigation involuntary movements jerk knee legs lesions limb lobe localising lower motor neurone lumbar puncture Main Segmental Supply median meningitis midline motor neurone disease motor neurone lesion move muscles muscular myasthenia myasthenia gravis neck nerve lesions nervous system Neurosurg normal nystagmus occur ocular optic pain palsy papilloedema paralysis Peripheral Nerve plantar position posterior produce Psychiat pupil reflex response seen sensation sensory loss side spinal cord stimulation syndrome syringomyelia Test The patient tongue tremor tumours unilateral upper motor neurone usually vascular accidents ventricles vestibular visual weakness