Nervous system
Home
|
Contents
|
Help
{Nervous system} [+] yes, present, positive [-] no, absent, negative [~] equivocal [\] not applicable, not performed [?] unknown, unsure, unavailable { } annotation, comment PRESENTING COMPLAINTS OR ISSUES Reasons for visit: [-] new problem/issue [-] review/follow-up Presenting symptoms {abnormalities} [-] headache [-] neuropathic pain [-] seizures/fits [-] memory [-] speech [-] smell [-] vision [-] diplopia [-] hearing [-] tinnitus [-] vertigo [-] weakness [-] incoordination [-] drowsiness [-] gait [-] paraesthesia [-] sphincter [-] libido History of presenting complaint: - Management to date: - Diagnostic investigation results: [+] [~] [-] [?] History since last contact: - Patient's or carer's ideas, concerns and expectations: - PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Relevant past medical history: [-] birth trauma/hypoxia [-] head trauma [-] cranial surgery [-] meningitis [-] encephalitis [-] syphilis [-] cardiovascular disease [-] atrial fibrillation [-] hypertension FAMILY HISTORY Relevant family history: [-] epilepsy [-] dementia, [-] other neurological conditions: SOCIAL HISTORY Smoking: [-] never smoked [-] current smoker [-] ex-smoker If smoker, pack-year history: Alcohol intake: [-] nil [-] alcohol use If yes, standard drinks per week: PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Neurological Examination: {abnormalities} Heart rate (bpm): Blood pressure (mmHg): Temperature (deg.C): [-] posture [-] gait [-] skull [-] spine [-] neck stiffness [-] photophobia [-] carotid bruits [-] heart murmurs ---------- CRANIAL NERVES: [I] Olfactory nerve (olfaction): [-] right [-] left (II) Optic nerves: Visual acuity - distance (Snellen chart) [6/6]: - Right ?/6 - Left ?/6 Visual acuity - near {Times Roman card @ 40 cm} [N5]: - Right N? - Left N? Visual fields (confrontation): [-] right [-] left Pupillary reflexes {light/accommodation} [equal and reactive]: [-] right [-] left Ophthalmoscopy {cornea, lens, fundus}: [-] right [-] left Colour vision (Ishihara plates) errors: Eye movements (mnemonic 3LR6SO4): IV - superior oblique - moves the eye down and out VI - lateral rectus - moves the eye outward III - all other movements [-] right [-] left (V) Trigeminal nerve: Sensory (facial sensation: 3 divisions - mandibular, maxillary, frontal: [-] right [-] left Motor {muscles of mastication - temporalis, masseter}: [-] right [-] left [-] jaw jerk reflex (VII) Facial nerve: Muscles of facial expression: [-] right [-] left Taste: [-] right [-] left (VIII) Vestibulocochlear nerve: Hearing acuity {whisper test}: [-] right [-] left Rinne test: [-] right [-] left [-] Weber test {central} [-] Vestibular function (nystagmus, sharpened Romberg) Auriscope examination: [-] right [-] left (IX) Glossopharyngeal nerve/X Vagus nerves: [-] Gag reflex [-] Soft palate movement (XI) Spinal accessory nerve (supplies sternomastoid and trapezius muscles, test by a shrug of shoulders and head rotation): [-] right [-] left (XII) Hypoglossal nerve (tongue motor supply): [-] movement, [-] muscle bulk, [-] tongue fasciculation. ---------- UPPER LIMBS {abnormalities} Upper limb muscle wasting: Arm circumferences measured the same distance above and below the elbows with the arm in a neutral posture. [-] Right upper arm [-] Right forearm [-] Left upper arm [-] Left forearm Upper Limb Motor Power: Motor power grading: 0 = no contraction, 1 = slight contraction and no movement, 2 = active movement with gravity eliminated, 3 = active movement against gravity only, 4 = active movement against resistance but reduced, 5 = normal active movement against resistance, NT = not testable. Right: 5 : biceps - C5, C6 5 : triceps - C6, C7 5 : wrist extension - C6, C7, C8, radial nerve 5 : grip - C7, C8, T1 5 : finger abduction - C8, T1, ulnar nerve 5 : thumb opposition - C8, T1, median nerve Left: 5 : biceps - C5, C6 5 : triceps - C6, C7 5 : wrist extension - C6, C7, C8, radial nerve 5 : grip - C7, C8, T1 5 : finger abduction - C8, T1, ulnar nerve 5 : thumb opposition - C8, T1, median nerve Grip strength: {abnormalities} Right (kg): Left (kg): Involuntary movements: (Tremor, athetosis, tics): [-] right [-] left Upper Limb Deep Tendon Reflexes: {abnormalities} Reflex grading: 0 = no response, 1 = decreased, 2 = normal, 3 = increased, 4 = increased with clonus, NT = not testable. Right: 2 : biceps jerk - C5, C6 2 : supinator jerk - C6 2 : extensor digitorum jerk - C6, C7 2 : triceps jerk - C7, C8 Left: 2 : biceps jerk - C5, C6 2 : supinator jerk - C6 2 : extensor digitorum jerk - C6, C7 2 : triceps jerk - C7, C8 Dermatomal Sensation: (Light touch, pinpoint) *abnormalities* Sensory grading (compare with the face as the normal control): 0 = absent (anaesthesia), 1 = altered or reduced, 2 = normal. Right: 2 : C4 - posterior aspect of shoulder 2 : C5 - lateral aspect upper arm 2 : C6 - tip of thumb 2 : C7 - tip of middle finger 2 : C8 (tip of pinkie 2 : T1 - medial aspect of lower arm Left: 2 : C4 - posterior aspect of shoulder 2 : C5 - lateral aspect upper arm 2 : C6 - tip of thumb 2 : C7 - tip of middle finger 2 : C8 (tip of pinkie 2 : T1 - medial aspect of lower arm Hand sensation: {abnormalities} Two-point discrimination: [-] right [-] left Touch localisation: [-] right [-] left Stereognosis (ability to perceive the form of solid objects by touch): [-] right [-] left Graphaesthesia (ability to identify writing on the skin by sensation): [-] right [-] left ---------- LOWER LIMBS {abnormalities} Muscle wasting: [-] right thigh [-] right calf [-] left thigh [-] left calf Active ranges of motion: {abnormalities} [-] flexion [60+] [-] extension [25+] [-] lateral flexion [25+] [-] rotation [30+]: right Motor power: {abnormalities} Motor power grading: 0 = no contraction, 1 = slight contraction and no movement, 2 = active movement with gravity eliminated, 3 = active movement against gravity only, 4 = active movement against resistance but reduced, 5 = normal active movement against resistance, NT = not testable. Right: 5 : hip flexion - L2-4 5 : hip extension - S1 5 : knee extension - L2-4 5 : knee flexion - L4-S2 5 : ankle dorsiflexion - L4-L5 5 : ankle plantar flexion - S1 Left: 5 : hip flexion - L2-4 5 : hip extension - S1 5 : knee extension - L2-4 5 : knee flexion - L4-S2 5 : ankle dorsiflexion - L4-L5 5 : ankle plantar flexion - S1 Deep tendon reflexes: {abnormalities} Reflex grading: 0 = no response, 1 = decreased, 2 = normal, 3 = increased, 4 = increased with clonus, NT = not testable. Right: 2 : knee jerk - L2, L3, L4 2 : ankle jerk - S1, S2 2 : plantar reflex - L5, S1, S2 Left: 2 : knee jerk - L2, L3, L4 2 : ankle jerk - S1, S2 2 : plantar reflex - L5, S1, S2 Sensation: (Light touch, pin-point) {abnormalities} Sensory grading (compare with the face as the normal control): 0 = absent (anaesthesia), 1 = altered or reduced, 2 = normal. Right: 2 : L1 - iliac crest and inguinal region 2 : L2 - antero-lateral thigh 2 : L3 - knee 2 : L4 - medial lower leg, medial malleolus 2 : L5 - medial tibia, great toe and medial dorsum of foot 2 : S1 - sole and lateral side of foot 2 : S2 - calf and posterior thigh to buttock 2 : S3-5 - buttock, perianal Left: 2 : L1 - iliac crest and inguinal region 2 : L2 - antero-lateral thigh 2 : L3 - knee 2 : L4 - medial lower leg, medial malleolus 2 : L5 - medial tibia, great toe and medial dorsum of foot 2 : S1 - sole and lateral side of foot 2 : S2 - calf and posterior thigh to buttock 2 : S3-5 - buttock, perianal Slump sign: [-] left [-] right ---------- Cerebellar Function: {abnormalities} [-] Gait. Finger-nose-finger: [-] right [-] left Heel-knee: [-] right [-] left Alternating movements (hand flipping, foot tapping): [-] right [-] left ---------- Mental State Observations: {abnormalities} [Mental state observations] Abnormalities: [-] appearance [-] behaviour [-] motor activity [-] speech [-] mood (patient [-] subjective) [-] affect (examiner [-] observations) [-] thought processes [-] thought content [-] perceptions [-] cognition [-] orientation [-] attention/concentration [-] memory [-] abstract reasoning [-] insight [-] judgement [-] numeric skills [-] construction and spatial skills [-] abstract thinking Comments: ASSESSMENT Clinical summary: [+] [~] [-] Diagnosis/es: 1. 2. Differential diagnosis: - MANAGEMENT PLAN Procedures performed: - Diagnostic investigations requested: - Referrals: - patient information and advice: - Medication: - FOLLOW-UP Outstanding issues: - Next appointment: - [dqref.com 260201]
Copy
|
Print
Related items
Glasgow coma scale
Mental health consultation
Mini-mental state examination (MMSE)