eyes
meaning of diplopia
what is compression of CN3?
What is dysphonia?
unilateral to generalized pain, pulsating or throbbing, morning or night, hrs to days, aura, N/V, female
What is a migraine?
rapid, jerky movements of muscle groups, almost dancelike movements
What is Huntington's dz?
three generalized seizures
What are tonic-clonic, absence, myoclonic seizures?
meaning of inability to move eye upwards
What is IICP?
defect in articulation, sounds intelligible
What is dysarthria?
bilateral or occipital, hrs, morning onset, daily, male or female
What is a HTN HA?
slowly progressive disease of nervous system, degeneration of basal ganglia of brain; pill rolling, masked face, shufflings steps, tremors
What is Parkinson's?
two partial seizures
What are simple and complex seizures?
yellow plaques on eyelids from hyperlipidemia
What is xanthelasma?
defect in word choice or comprehension
What is aphasia?
unilateral or bilateral, hrs/days, afternoon and evening onset, bandlike, daily, male or female
What is a tension HA?
demyelination of spinal cord; weakness, bladder/bowel incontinence, sexual dysfunction, vision changes, emotional changes, women
What is MS?
no change in consciousness, jerking, awake and aware, distorted environment, nausea, unusual smell or taste
What are simple partial seizures?
outward turning of eyelid
What is ectropion?
unilateral pain, 0.5-2hrs, night onset, burning knife in eyeball, precipitated by ETOH, tearing and runny nose, males
What is cluster HA?
HAs, vomiting, change in cognition, motor dysfunction, unsteady gait, seizures, behavior and personality changes
What is a brain tumor?
brief jerking, usually a small child
What are myoclonic seizures?
What is hordeolum?
unilateral or bilateral, hrs to days, onset anytime, daily, throbbing, vision changes, tenderness, male or female, inflamed temporal artery
What is temporal arteritis?
+ brudinski and kernig
What is encephalitis or meningitis?
consciousness altered, blank stare, chew, random activity, unresponsive, no memory after
What are complex partial seizures?