Neurological Assessment :-
6 Aspects
1. Mental Status Examination
2. Functions of cranial nerves
3. Motor functions.
4. Cerebellar Functions.
5. Sensory Functions.
6. Reflex.
1. Mental Status Examination :-
General Appearance : Conscious, Unconcious, Semi-Concious.
Coherent, in coherent.
Shivering, Ataxia.
Language : When you collect history.
oriented to language.
State of consciousness : Concious, Semi Concious, Un concious.
Orientation : Time, Place, Person, Situation.
Memory : Immediate, Recent, Remote.
Attention span : Ask the patient to read the newspaper.
Calculation : Give simple calculation
Ex : Count in order and reverse ( 0-10, 10-0, )
Mood Affects : Hyper or hypoactive, Presence / absence of mind,
agitation, Anger, Denial.
Thought : Illusion, Delusion, Hallucination.
2. Functions of Cranial Nerves :-
Either lay down or sit
i) Olfactory : Smell - Sensory nerve
6 Aspects
1. Mental Status Examination
2. Functions of cranial nerves
3. Motor functions.
4. Cerebellar Functions.
5. Sensory Functions.
6. Reflex.
1. Mental Status Examination :-
General Appearance : Conscious, Unconcious, Semi-Concious.
Coherent, in coherent.
Shivering, Ataxia.
Language : When you collect history.
oriented to language.
State of consciousness : Concious, Semi Concious, Un concious.
Orientation : Time, Place, Person, Situation.
Memory : Immediate, Recent, Remote.
Attention span : Ask the patient to read the newspaper.
Calculation : Give simple calculation
Ex : Count in order and reverse ( 0-10, 10-0, )
Mood Affects : Hyper or hypoactive, Presence / absence of mind,
agitation, Anger, Denial.
Thought : Illusion, Delusion, Hallucination.
2. Functions of Cranial Nerves :-
Either lay down or sit
i) Olfactory : Smell - Sensory nerve
