NSE 13A/B Study Guide - Final Guide: Cerebral Palsy, Cranial Nerves, Cerebral Circulation
6 Sep 2018
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Diminished cerebral blood flow and diminished vestibular response may result from change in position and increase risk of falls: cognitive function. Have you noticed decreased memory or confusion: tremor. Do you have tremors in your hands or face: vision. 3 types of neurological exams: screening neurological examination: examination of healthy patients with no history of health problems, complete neurological examination: examination of patients who have neurological concerns or show signs of dysfunction. Sequence: mental health, cranial nerves, motor system, sensory system and reflexes: neurological recheck examination: examination of patients with demonstrated neurological deficits who require periodic assessments. Prior to examination ask patient to sit up at eye level and ensure they are alert and oriented. Only tested if loss of smell, head trauma and abnormal mental status. Test patency by closing one nostril and asking patient to sniff, then with eyes closed, ask patient to sniff an aromatic substance (i. e coffee) Bilateral occurs with tobacco smoking and cocaine use.
