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Description : The basics of a Neuro Assessment for nursing. Includes cranial nerves and how to check them along with how to know if there is a dysfunction.

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Neurology Assessment & Nursing Care For the Nurse Resident
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Neurological Assessment
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Neurological Exam Consciousness Response Motor Verbal Eye Opening Orientation PERRLA Swallowing Difficulty Extremity Movement Cranial Nerves
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Most Sensitive Indicator of Change Level of Consciousness
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LOC Assessment Responsive? Orientation X 4 Cognitive Impairment Memory— Thought processes Mood & Affect Attention Span & Concentration Albert Einstein in 1951. Getty Images
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Glasgow Coma Scale Part of your neuro assessment A quick assessment Used along with assessment of: LOC Orientation Motor Function
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Motor Examination Muscle size Muscle strength Pronator Drift Paresis- muscle weakness Plegia- muscle paralysis Muscle tone
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Muscle Strength 0 - 5 Strength Scale 0 = No Contraction 1 = Slight Contraction 2 = Full Passive ROM 3 = Full ROM 4 = Full ROM Against Some Resistance 5 = Full ROM Against Full Resistance
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Cranial Nerves
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CN I - Olfactory Nerve (Sensory) Function Smell Dysfunction Anosmia
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CN II - Optic Nerve (Sensory) Functions Vision Visual acuity Visual field testing Visual reflexes direct consensual “Read my badge”
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CN III - Oculomotor Nerve (Motor) Functions PERRLA Constriction of pupil Elevation of eye lid EOMs
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Abnormal Pupils Sluggish Unequal Pinpoint Dilated Nonreactive
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Extraocular Movements Oculomotor (CN III) look in, up & in, up & out, down & out Trochlear (CN IV) look down and in Abducens (CN VI) look outward
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CN V - Trigeminal Nerve (Motor & Sensory) Functions: Sensation - dull and sharp 3 divisions of face Forehead Cheeks Mouth Corneal reflex (CNS V, VII) Dysfunction: Trigeminal neuralgia
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CN VII - Facial Nerve (Motor & Sensory) Functions Movement - facial muscles / expression Eyelids - close tight
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CN VIII - Acoustic Nerve (Sensory) Cochlear Division Hearing and sound conduction Vestibular Division Coordinates head & eye movements Equilibrium Dysfunctions Hearing loss Nystagmus Ataxia
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CN IX – Glossopharyngeal (Motor & Sensory) Functions Sensation Pharynx, tonsils, soft palate Motor - swallow Quality of speech Gag Reflex (CNs IX, X) Dysfunctions Deviation of uvula to working side Diminished gag reflex
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CN X - Vagus Nerve (Motor & Sensory) Functions Sensation and Motor Innervates pharynx, larynx, carotid body, heart, lungs & GI tract Ex: slows HR, increases peristalsis and contracts muscles for voice Important in respiratory, cardiac & circulatory reflexes Reflexes Gag (CNs IX, X), palatal & cardiac Carotid Sinus
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CN XI - Spinal Accessory Nerve (Motor) Functions Movement of head and shoulders Dysfunctions Muscle weakness Atrophy
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CN XII - Hypoglossal Nerve (Motor) Functions Innervates tongue muscles in articulation and swallowing
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Cranial Nerve Song