NEUROSURGICAL HISTORY & EXAMINATION Essam Elgamal FRCS(SN)

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Advanced Neuro Assessment
Advertisements

5 The Cranial Nerves 8 8 Clinical Assessment
Good Morning Friday, July 19 th, Neurologic Exam in Children.
CNS Examination Done by Dr/ Abdullah Mohd. Jan MBBS,Intern.
Cranial Nerves.
By Mariah Costa, Kim Moss, Miles Christian, and Tatianna Clanton You get on my cranial nerves!
THE NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
Copyright © 2008 Delmar. All rights reserved. Unit Two Biological and Neurological Foundations of Communication.
Senses General - located throughout body Special – localized to specific organs.
LOC Level of arousal, emotional state, social orientation Assess changes in baseline: easy/ difficult/ unable to arouse response to parents degree of irritability/
The Neuro Exam Yes, you really do have to wake them up and do this Last Updated by Lindsay Pagano Summer 2013.
13-1 Nervous System III: Cranial Nerves Lecture 14.
Anatomy & Physiology Lobes of the Brain Cranial Nerves.
Central Nervous System examination
Cranial Nerves Exam.
Suzanne D'Anna1 Cranial and Spinal Nerves. Suzanne D'Anna2 Cranial Nerves n emerge from the brain n emerge through holes in the cranium - cranial foramina.
Cranial Nerves Nestor T. Hilvano, M.D., M.P.H..
Brain and Cranial Nerves
History ABCs Level of Consciousness (ask simple questions) Determine MOI (or ask bystander) Ask about headache Ask about nausea Ask about paralysis/numbness/weakness.
Cranial Nerves Clinical Assessment The “FACE” of Cranial Nerves.
CNS Examination Hadeel Khadawardi, teaching assistant at Internal Medicine Department, Faculty of Medicine, Umm Al-Qura University.
Cranial Nerves.
Dr. Michael P. Gillespie. Between the brain and spinal cord. 3 regions. Medulla oblongata. Pons. Midbrain. 2 Dr. Michael P. Gillespie.
Cranial Nerves.
C RANIAL N ERVES Name, Function, Assessment, Type Click here to begin.
Cranial Nerve Function- A&P Review  12 pairs of cranial nerves originate from brain & brainstem Have sensory, motor or mixed functions.  Enter and exit.
Cases Neuroscience. Case 4 A 45 year old woman with a history of hypertension experienced a brief "blackout". She had complained of severe headaches,
Focused Neuro Exam Loren Bellows Norwalk Hospital – Surgery Rotation.
Mixed cranial nerves.
Chapter 14: The Brain and Cranial Nerves
Peripheral Nervous System Includes: 1.Cranial nerves 2.Spinal nerves Can also be divided into: 1.Somatic nervous system – controls conscious activities.
CRANIAL NERVES Health Assessment NUR 211. Anatomy and Physiology Central Nervous System –Brain, spinal cord, motor and sensory pathways Peripheral Nervous.
WARM UP 4/22 DOUBLE Take an article and answer: 1. What are nerve endings? 2. What does the damaged tissue release? 3. Name two things prostaglandins do.
Faculty of Nursing-IUG
The Peripheral Nervous System The Peripheral Nervous System includes everything other than the brain and the spinal cord. It is broken down into 2 distinct.
Inferior surface of the brain as it appears on gross dissection.
Peripheral Nervous System Chapter 14. Spinal Nerves 31 pairs of spinal nerves are connected to the spinal cord – Numbered according to the portion of.
The Cranial Nerves: A Review Dr. Ann Gathers Department of Biological Sciences The University of Tennessee at Martin Health Science Teacher Education Symposium.
Cranial Nerves Health Occ.
Neurological Assessment
Peripheral Nervous System
12 CRANIAL NERVES.
Copyright 2002, Delmar, A division of Thomson Learning Chapter 19 Mental Status and Neurological Techniques.
Cranial Nerve Examination Aaqid Akram MBChB (2013) Clinical Education Fellow.
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM JOSE S. SANTIAGO M.D..
Neurological Examination Dr Andrew Gale 23 Feb 2010.
Regions of the Brain  Cerebral hemispheres  Diencephalon  Cerebellum  Brain stem روند تکامل و تقسیم بندی سیستم عصبی.
Neurological Sheet. History Personal History : Personal History : Name Name Age Age Sex Sex Residence Residence Occupation Occupation Special habits Special.
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ASSESSMENT
The Neurological Examination and Methods of Assessment
The Cranial Nerves: A Review
Cranial Nerves Health Occ.
Cranial Nerves Exam.
Brain & Cranial Nerves.
Neurological Assessment
Neurological History and Exam
The Neurological System
13 THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Parts/lobes of the brain
Cranial Nerves.
Assessing your patient
Neurologic Examination
Parts/lobes of the brain
Chapter 14: The Brain and Cranial Nerves
CRANIAL NERVES Health Assessment NUR 211 Medical ppt
Neurological examinations Examination of the Cranial nerves
Los Cranial Nerves I. Olfactory (sensory) II. Optic (sensory)
The Cranial Nerves.
The Cranial Nerves.
Dr. Juan Ramón Meriño Smith. MSc Consultant Neurologist
Presentation transcript:

NEUROSURGICAL HISTORY & EXAMINATION Essam Elgamal FRCS(SN)

In conjunction with information from other systems, previous medical history, family and social history, current medications. Confirmation from relative or a friend.

History Headache Visual disorder Loss of consciousness Speech disorder Motor disorder Sensory disorder Sphincter disorder

History Lower cranial nerve disorder Mental disorder

HEADACHE Onset Course Duration Severity Character features Site Relieving factors Precipitating factors Timing Associated

VISUAL DISORDER Onset Course Duration Impairment Diplopia Hallucinations Precipitating factors

LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS Onset Course Duration Tongue biting Incontinence Limb twitching Alcohol/Drug Abuse Head injury Cardiovascular or Respiratory symptoms Precipitating factors

SPEECH DISORDER Onset Course Duration Articulation Expression Understanding

MOTOR DISORDER Onset Course Duration Coordination Weakness Involuntary movement Relieving factors Precipitating Factors

SENSORY DISORDER Onset Course Duration Pain Numbness Site Relieving factors Precipitating factors

SPHINCTER DISORDER Onset Course Duration Incontinence Or Retention Bladder Anal

LOWER CRANIAL NERVE DISORDER Onset Course Duration Deafness Tinnitus Vertigo Balance/staggering Swallowing Precipitating factors

MENTAL DISORDER Onset Course Duration Memory Intelligence Behaviour Personality

Examination General: Neurological disease systemic signs Systemic disease affect nervous system

Examination Temperature Blood pressure Neck stiffness Pulse irregularity Carotid bruit/murmer Cyanosis Weight loss Breast lump Lymphadenopathy Hepatosplenomegaly Prostatic irregularity Septic source Skin marks Anterior fontanelle Head circumference

Conscious level Higher functions: Cognitive skills Memory Reasoning Emotional status Cranial Nerves

Upper & Lower Limbs: Motor; Status Tone Power Reflexes Sensory; Pain Touch Temperature Proprioception Steriognosis Coordination

GCS Eye Opening: Spontaneous4 To speech3 To pain2 None1

GCS Verbal response: Orientated5 Confused4 Words3 Sounds2 None1

GCS Motor response: Obeys commands6 Localising to pain5 Flexing to pain4 Decorticated3 Decerebrated2 None1

Cognitive skills (Dominant Hemisphere) – Listen to language HesitantExpressive dysphasia FluentReceptive dysphasia – Doesn’t understand Receptive – Cannot name objectsNominal – Doesn’t readDyslexia – Doesn’t writeDysgraphia – Numerical calculationDyscalculia – Cannot recognise objectsAgnosia

Cognitive skills (Non-dominant Hemisphere) Doesn’t find his wayGeographical agnosia Cannot dress himselfDressing apraxia Copy geometric patternConstructional apraxia Minimental function test

Memory Test Immediate Recent Remote Verbal Visual Rretrograde amnesia Post-traumatic amnesia

Reasoning and problem solving Compare with expected abilities Emotional state Depressed Anxiety Apathy Uninhibited Slowness

Cranial nerves I Olfactory II Optic Acuity Field Fundus Pupils III, IV, VI Oculomotor, Trochlear, Abducent Ocular movement Diplopia Nystagmus

Cranial nerves V Trigeminal Sensory Motor VII Facial UMN weakness, LMN palsy VIII Auditory Cochlear component Weber’s test Conductive; louder in affected ear Neural; louder in normal ear Rinne’s test

Cranial nerves IX, X Glossopharyngeal & Vagus Gag reflex XI Accessory Sternomastoid Trapezius XII Hypoglossal

Motor system Asymmetry / deformity M. status M. tone Increased –Clasp-knife –Lead-pipe –Cog-wheal –Clonus

Motor system Power Grade 5Normal Grade 4 against some resistance Grade 3against gravity but not resistance Grade 2 elimination of gravity Grade 1 flickers Grade 0None

Reflexes Upper Limb Biceps C5,C6 Triceps C6,C7,C8 Hoffman sign Co-ordination Finger-nose test Finger-finger test Dysadiadocholinesia Arm bounce Rebound phenomenon

Reflexes Lower limb Knee Ankle Planter Coordination Romberg’s test Gait

Sensation Pain Touch Temperature Joint sensation Vibration Two point discrimination Sensory inattention (detect stimuli in both limbs) Streognosis Graphaesthesia

Sphincters Distended bladder Evidence of incontinence Anal reflex