'Neuro exam' presentation slideshows

Endovascular Management of Aneurysms and Subarachnoid Hemorrhages

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Global Objectives

How to Complete a Clinically Relevant & Directed Neurologic Exam in ED CVA Patients Edward Sloan, MD, MPH Associate Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago, IL. Global Objectives. Improve pt outcome in stroke

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HIV and the Brain

HIV and the Brain. Chris Farnitano, MD Noon Conference Friday, October 31, 2008. Learning Objectives. -Review the differential diagnosis, workup and treatment of three common presentations of central neurologic disease in AIDS: *Dementia *Headache *focal neuro signs. Forms.

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Overview

The Neurologic Exam Andy Jagoda, MD Department of Emergency Medicine Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, New York. Overview. Neuroanatomy History Physical Clinical Scenarios. Introduction. Facilitates Communication Provides Baseline Directs Testing

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Overview

The Neurologic Exam Andy Jagoda, MD Department of Emergency Medicine Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, New York. Overview. Neuroanatomy History Physical Clinical Scenarios. Introduction. Facilitates Communication Provides Baseline Directs Testing

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Overview

The Neurologic Exam Andy Jagoda, MD Department of Emergency Medicine Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, New York. Overview. Neuroanatomy History Physical Clinical Scenarios. Introduction. Facilitates communication Provides baseline Directs testing

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Good morning

Good morning . 11 patients walk into your office You successfully prevent one from dying. What did you treat? . Hypertension. Elizabeth Hutchinson MD August 7 th 2013 Adapted from Residency Resource: Cheryl K. Seymour, MD Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency Augusta, ME.

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Stroke Acute Care Case Review

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Good Morning! Welcome Applicants!

Good Morning! Welcome Applicants!. October 21, 2011. First Nonfebrile Seizure. What to do?. Nonfebrile seizure. 25,000 to 40,000 per year Cannot be explained by an immediate, obvious provoking cause such as head trauma or intracranial infection. History. Associated factors. Age

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NURS2520 Health Assessment II

NURS2520 Health Assessment II. Neurological Assessment. Objective One Assess the components of the basic neurological assessment.

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Neurologic Stressors II

Neurologic Stressors II. Victoria Siegel, RN, CNS, MSN Joy Borrero, RN, MSN. Spinal Cord Injury. Incidence- 10-12,000/year 50-60% are cervical Cervical spine injury- C5, C6, C7 most common

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BRAIN POWER!

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Trigeminal Neuralgia

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Patient G.S.

Patient G.S. Zachary R. Barnard UCSD Neurosurgery Sub-intern September 2012. Chief Complaint. 22 year old RHM presents with flaccid paralysis of left upper extremity after a motorcycle accident 6 months ago. History of Present Illness.

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My Arm Hurts.

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A CASE OF MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION

A CASE OF MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION. DR ANN HOLMES GPST2. CASE. Px, 56, c/o loss of central vision R eye, blurred vision L +mild generalised headache.

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Radiology Rounds

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