Neurology/Neurosurgery
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Greg Henry Exam:
 "Close your eyes. Put your right thumb on your left ear. Stick out your
 tongue." If they can do this, they are safe to go home.
 Pronator drift.
 Frontal lobe: can't close eyes and keep hands up. Motor impersistence.
 Hallmark of frontal lobe disease.
 Levitation of arms when doing Romberg/pronator drift: parietal lobe problem.
 Assess for bulk.
 
Agitated States                 <N-Excite.TXT>
Akathisia                       <Dystonic.TXT>
Amnesia                         <Amnesia.TXT>
Ascending paralysis             <N-Ascend.TXT>
Bell's Palsy                    <N-Bell.TXT>
Brachial Plexus Injury          <N-Brachi.TXT>
Brain Cooling -- Cardiac Arrest <Cooling.TXT>
Brain Death Criteria            <N-Death.TXT>
Burr Holes in the ED            <N-Burr.TXT>
Carotid Dissection              <Carotid.TXT>
Carotid-Cavernous Fistula       <N-Cavern.TXT>
Cervical Plexus Injury          <N-Brachi.TXT>
Cholinesterase Deficiency       <N-Cholin.TXT>
CNS Injury                      <N-CNSinj.TXT>
Cognitive/Motor Deficit
 Syndromes                      <N-Cogn.TXT>
Cooling Brains after
 Cardiac Arrest                 <Cooling.TXT>
Coma                            <N-Coma.TXT>
CVA/TIA                         <N-CVA.TXT>
Delirium, Excited               <N-Excite.TXT>
Dermatomes, Sensory             <Neuro1.PCX>
Dizzyness                       <N-Brachi.TXT -dizz>
Dystonic Reactions               <Dystonic.TXT>
Epidural Abscess                <N-Abscess.TXT>
Ethanol-Induced Diseases        <N-Wernic.TXT>
Excited Delirium                <N-Excite.TXT>
Extrapyramidal Syndromes        <Dystonic.TXT>
Glasgow Coma Scale              <GCS.TXT>
Guillian-Barre Syndrome         <N-GB.TXT>
Headache                        <Headache.TXT>
Head Trauma                     <T-Head.TXT>
Horner's Syndrome               <Horner.TXT>
Intracranial Presure            <ICP.TXT>
LP                              <LP.TXT>
L'hermitte's Sign               <MS.TXT -L'hermittes>
Migraine Headaches              <N-Migran.TXT>
Motor Innervation, Spinal       <Neuro1.PCX>
  C5: very sensitive, tends to develop paresthesias or weakness with the 
  slightest touch during neurosurgery. Innervation: deltoid, abduct shoulder
  C6: not so sensitive. Innvervation: pronator teres, shake patient's hand, have 
  patient twist your hand (pronation)
  C7: not so sensitive. Wrist extension, have patient hold up wrist and pull.
  C8: not so sensitive. Have the patient abduct the little finger against 
  resistance. 
Movement Disorders              <N-Mvt.TXT>
Multiple Sclerosis              <MS.TXT>
Muscle Disorders                <N-Muscle.TXT>
Myasthenia                      <N-Muscle.TXT>
Neuro Exams                     <N-Exam.TXT>
Neurological Syndromes          <N-Syndr.TXT>
Neuropathy/Nerve Injury         <N-Neurop.TXT>
Optic Neuritis                  <OpNeurit.TXT>
Parkinsonism                    <Parkinsn.TXT>
Post-Concussion Syndrome        <N-PostCn.TXT>
Post-Herpetic Neuralgia         <PostHerp.TXT>
Pseudocholinesterase Deficiency <N-Cholin.TXT>
Ramsay Hxunt syndrome            <N-Bell.TXT -Ramsay>
Reflex Syxmpathetic Dystrophy    <N-RSD.TXT>
Reversal of hot and cold        <P-MVenom.TXT -reversal of>
Rheumatic Fever                 <Rheum.TXT -Rheumatic Fever>
Sciatica                        <Sciatica.TXT>
Seizures                        <N-Seizur.TXT>
Serotonin Syndrome              <P-Serot.TXT>
Spinal Headache                 <SpinalHA.TXT>
Spinal Sensory Dermatomes       <Neuro1.PCX>
Spinal Motor Innervation        <Neuro1.PCX>
Spinal Syndromes                <Spine.TXT>
Stroke                          <N-CVA.TXT>
Syncope                         <Syncope.TXT>
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (SAH)   <N-SAH.TXT>
Temporal (Giant Cell) Arteritis <N-TempAr.TXT>
Unusual Eye/Neurological Signs  <Unusual.TXT>
Vertigo                         <Vertigo.TXT>
VP Shunts                       <VPshunt.TXT>
Wallenberg's Syndrome
 - Lateral Medullary Syndrome
 - Horner's Syndrome, Ataxia, Skew Deviation of Eyes (vertical diplopia)) 
Wernicke's Encephalopathy
 and Korsakoff's Psychosis      <N-Wernic.TXT>
West Nile Virus Neuro Sx        <WestNile.TXT>