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6
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Common symptoms of this are fatigue, problems with coordination, weakness in one or more extremity, and depression
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7
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What are the 2 main parts of the nervous system?
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8
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This test diagnoses infections and has a risk of headache following the procedure
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12
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A patient in stupor but can be aroused
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14
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If you are assessing nerve roots C4, L2, and S1. What are you assessing for?
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15
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There are 3 types: spastic paralysis, athetoid, and ataxic
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16
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A medical emergency in which the patient has had a seizure that has lasted 30 minutes or more
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18
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Assesses a combination of eye-opening response, motor response, and verbal response
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19
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If this is positive, it is indicitive of cortical dysfunction where the big toe bends upward and the other toes fan out
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20
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The combination of hypertension, bradycardia, and a widening pulse pressure
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1
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Valuable information about neurologic status but are late indicators
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2
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CNS tumors
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3
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Decreased responsiveness accompanied by lack of spontaneous motor activity
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The cranial nerve tested when you ask the person to smile, show his teeth, and puff out cheeks
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Assesses electrical activity to detect seizures
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A patient who cannot be aroused even by powerful stimuli
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10
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Excessive drowsiness
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11
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Unsteady gait and balance on the same side as the brain lesion
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13
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Unnatural drowsiness or sleepiness
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An example of a vascular disorder
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