PPT-Neurological Patient Case

Ashley Ferenchak The Case taken from the curriculum A woman brings her 10yearold son Raymond in to see you Hes been overly aggressive and angry lately but she has attributed this to her divorce from Raymonds father Last night Raymond attended a party at his friends house After a night of laser tag and little sleep Raymond started shaking and convulsing He stopped before his mom arrived but she still wanted to get him checked out Raymond does not really remember falling to the floor but he does remember that he smelled a very unpleasant odor right before he went down. brPage 1br CAPS Eligible Neurological Co nditions NO PCC Required Category 1 SPINA BIFIDA and SYRINGOMYELIA ArnoldChiari Syndrome Arthrogryposis Caudal Regression Syndrome Developmental Cord 40 Neurological disorders: public health challenges Times given as guidelines only sometimes people can deteriorate more quickly sometimes more slowly. Dementia reduces the lifespan of affected person Getting Started. 2. Introductions. Neurological Assessment Instructor & Staff. Neurological Assessment Provider Candidates. Neurological Assessment Provider Registration Form. Statement of Understanding. August 2017 v 2.1. Overview of Neurological Assessment. . Nervous System Overview. Decompression Illness. Conducting a Neurological Assessment. Skills Development. Final Assessment and Review. Rachel Palmer and Jessica Knight. Chapter 20. Please note: this presentation is also suitable for use with Foundation Studies for Caring Chapter 30: Emergency Care and Interventions. Introduction. This presentation examines the notion of consciousness and walks you through a neurological assessment.. 2018 . v 2.1. Getting Started. 2. Introductions. Neurological Assessment Instructor & Staff. Neurological Assessment Provider Candidates. Neurological Assessment Provider Registration Form. Statement of Understanding. Seizures and epilepsy. T-C seizure. Provoked. Due to acute illness. Part of epilepsy. (?unrecognised). Single unprovoked. Generalised epilepsy. Idiopathic. Young people with normal . brains. Focal . epilepsy. . Presented By :. Dr. . Shiyas. Mohammed. JR. Pulmonary Medicine. 1. NEUROLOGICAL TB. Neurological . TB comprises 5-10% of extrapulmonary TB and is increasing globally due to HIV-TB . co-infection.. Identify signs and symptoms of neurological disorders affected by substance misuse. Describe an appropriate care plan. LEARNING OUTCOMES. Overlap between neurological and substance use disorders is significant. 2.Neurological Indication a professor German Stroke Foundation. clinic, he has subsequent to Dr. Gehard Muscular disorders compression syndrom Benign paroxysmal Trigeminal neuralgia recovery from many 2. Background. In the THAPCA trials we implemented a scoring method to evaluate long-term neurological outcomes after pediatric cardiac arrest resuscitation. Neurological exams were performed by neurologists at each participating site and scored by each examiner. Introduction. Headaches are very common – who hasn’t had one?. We see a lot of patients with headache in the ED and the trick is to work out those that have a benign cause for their headache vs those who have a potentially devastating diagnosis.. (Part I). Physical Exam Curriculum. Outline. Lecture. Review a brief version of the complete neurological exam. Highlight the highest yield components of the neurological exam . Focus on primary care. Elizabeth Loftus, SPT. UNC Division of Physical Therapy. Learning Objectives. Learner will be able to describe functional neurological disorder.. Given a patient with FND, the learner will be able to identify signs and symptoms of FND..