Adult Health 2- Neuro Exam
Acute Subdural hematoma - ANS-24-48 hr after excessive trauma, instantaneous deterioration
and remedy is craniotomy, evacuation, and decompression
ALS - ANS-uncommon modern, degenerative neurologic disease with loss of motor neuros in
the mind stem and spinal twine
Anaphylactic shock - ANS-Allergic reaction
Monitor airway
Chest ache, dizzy, flushed, worrying, itching, wheezing
Assessment findings of surprise - ANS-Restlessness
Confusion
Anxiety
Feeling of forthcoming doom
Decreased LOC
Weakness
Rapid, susceptible thready pulses
Dysrhythmias
Hypotension
Cool clammy skin
Tachypnena
Decreased O2 stat
Extreme thirst
N/V
Chills
Pallor
Cyanosis
Obvious harm or bleeding
Temp dysregulation
Cause of cardiogenic surprise - ANS-MI, Cardiomyopathy, blunt cardiac harm, hypertension,
myocardial melancholy
Causes of hypovolemic surprise - ANS-Over diuresis
Vomiting
Diarrhea
DI
,DM
Hemorrhage
Acities
Burns
Third spacing
Dehydration
Internal bleeds
Bowel obstruction
Clinical manifestations of ALS - ANS-Limb weakness
Dysarthria
Dysphagia
Muscle losing
Fasciculations
Drooling
Depression
Sleep disease
Esophageal reflux
Constipation
Clinical manifestations of abnormal absence seizure - ANS-Staring spell
Peculiar conduct
Confusion after
Loss of postural tone
Clinical manifestations of bacterial meningitis - ANS-Fever
Severe and innovative headache
N/V
Nuchal tension
Positive Kernig's signal
Positive Brudinski signal
Decreased LOC
Photophobia
Clinical manifestations of Bell's Palsy - ANS-Fever
Tinnitus
Hearing deficit
Pain around ear
Paralysis of the motor branches of facial nerve
unilateral facial losing
drooling
lack of taste
cannot smile, frown, wrinkle forhead
, Clinical manifestations of cardiogenic surprise - ANS-Tachycardia
Hypotensive
Narrowed pulse pressure
Increased systemic vascular resistance
Decreased cardiac output
Clinical manifestations of concussions - ANS-May or won't have lack of cognizance, amnesia
surrounding the occasion, and headache
Clinical manifestations of Guillain Barre; - ANS-Weakness
Tingling in extremities
Unsteady gait
Ascending illness
Possible paralysis
respiratory distress
Orthostatic hypotension
Autonomic dysfunction
ache and muscle cramps
Clinical manifestations of HD - ANS-Motor neuron and excessive DA
Chorea
Psychiatric and cognitive issues gift
Depression, tension, impulsivity, apathy, social withdrawal
Progressive
Nutrition deficits
scientific manifestations of MS - ANS-Gradual onset:
weakness
paralysis of limbs
speech styles delayed
patchy blindness
tinnitus
vertigo
1/2 cog impairment
continual neuropathic pain
Lhermitte's signal
ataxia
dysphagia
nystagmus
dysarthria
bowel and bladder impairments
sexual dysfunction
Acute Subdural hematoma - ANS-24-48 hr after excessive trauma, instantaneous deterioration
and remedy is craniotomy, evacuation, and decompression
ALS - ANS-uncommon modern, degenerative neurologic disease with loss of motor neuros in
the mind stem and spinal twine
Anaphylactic shock - ANS-Allergic reaction
Monitor airway
Chest ache, dizzy, flushed, worrying, itching, wheezing
Assessment findings of surprise - ANS-Restlessness
Confusion
Anxiety
Feeling of forthcoming doom
Decreased LOC
Weakness
Rapid, susceptible thready pulses
Dysrhythmias
Hypotension
Cool clammy skin
Tachypnena
Decreased O2 stat
Extreme thirst
N/V
Chills
Pallor
Cyanosis
Obvious harm or bleeding
Temp dysregulation
Cause of cardiogenic surprise - ANS-MI, Cardiomyopathy, blunt cardiac harm, hypertension,
myocardial melancholy
Causes of hypovolemic surprise - ANS-Over diuresis
Vomiting
Diarrhea
DI
,DM
Hemorrhage
Acities
Burns
Third spacing
Dehydration
Internal bleeds
Bowel obstruction
Clinical manifestations of ALS - ANS-Limb weakness
Dysarthria
Dysphagia
Muscle losing
Fasciculations
Drooling
Depression
Sleep disease
Esophageal reflux
Constipation
Clinical manifestations of abnormal absence seizure - ANS-Staring spell
Peculiar conduct
Confusion after
Loss of postural tone
Clinical manifestations of bacterial meningitis - ANS-Fever
Severe and innovative headache
N/V
Nuchal tension
Positive Kernig's signal
Positive Brudinski signal
Decreased LOC
Photophobia
Clinical manifestations of Bell's Palsy - ANS-Fever
Tinnitus
Hearing deficit
Pain around ear
Paralysis of the motor branches of facial nerve
unilateral facial losing
drooling
lack of taste
cannot smile, frown, wrinkle forhead
, Clinical manifestations of cardiogenic surprise - ANS-Tachycardia
Hypotensive
Narrowed pulse pressure
Increased systemic vascular resistance
Decreased cardiac output
Clinical manifestations of concussions - ANS-May or won't have lack of cognizance, amnesia
surrounding the occasion, and headache
Clinical manifestations of Guillain Barre; - ANS-Weakness
Tingling in extremities
Unsteady gait
Ascending illness
Possible paralysis
respiratory distress
Orthostatic hypotension
Autonomic dysfunction
ache and muscle cramps
Clinical manifestations of HD - ANS-Motor neuron and excessive DA
Chorea
Psychiatric and cognitive issues gift
Depression, tension, impulsivity, apathy, social withdrawal
Progressive
Nutrition deficits
scientific manifestations of MS - ANS-Gradual onset:
weakness
paralysis of limbs
speech styles delayed
patchy blindness
tinnitus
vertigo
1/2 cog impairment
continual neuropathic pain
Lhermitte's signal
ataxia
dysphagia
nystagmus
dysarthria
bowel and bladder impairments
sexual dysfunction
