Headache general
What is Sensory,vestibular, and cerebellar
The ability to recognize familiar objects by sense of touch
What is stereognosis
Cervicogenic vertigo(3)
What is nystagmus, pain with palpation of lateral mass of atlas and suboccipitals, and vertigo induced by neck rotation
Sensory ataxia: alterations in gait observed
What is wide based-gait and tentative (watches foot placement)
Ability to recognize letters or numbers being traced on the skin
What is graphesthesia
Cervigogenic headache (4)
What is cord damage,multiple nerve root damage, and polyneuropathy
____tend to weaken or paralyze gross movements/positions while _____tend to weaken or paralyze specific muscles or muscle groups
What is UMNLs,LMNLS
Positive Jull test,cervical flexion movement pattern, or craniotomy-cervical flexion test
Cervicogenic headache
Vestibular ataxia suspected diseases? (2)
What is inner ear problems:viral labyrinthitis,meniere’s disease
Subtle weakness, holdpalms up for 2 minutes, patient unable to maintain the posture, one or both of the arms drop,internally rotate and flex at the elbow,while wrist flexes & hand pronates. Important early indicator of UMN disease
What is pronation drift test
Subarachnoid hemorrhage (6)
What is no prominent neurological findings, meningeal signs, visual defects or double vision, occulomotor paralysis,bilateral babinski sign, hemiparesis
Cerebellar ataxia physical exam findings (7)
What is ataxic gait, station,limb ataxia,truncates ataxia,slurred speech, possible vertigo, and nystagmus possible.
Cranial nerve deficit is considered a _____and suggests that a patient’s headache is due to ________
What is Focal deficit, serious cause
Upon fundoscopic exam a subhyaloid hemorrhage
Subarachnoid hemorrhage