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Acute Neurologic Changes History
Dec 21, 2024
•
Mark Morgan
categories:
neurology
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This is a depression scale.
Acute Neurologic Changes
Onset
prior to evaluation
Onset while:
Key Symptoms
no
YES
<-- Weakness
no
YES
<-- Change in sensation
no
YES
<-- Facial droop
no
YES
<-- Altered speech
no
YES
<-- Altered swallowing
no
YES
<-- Difficulty standing
no
YES
<-- Vision change
Associated Symptoms
no
YES
<-- Confusion
no
YES
<-- Agitation
no
YES
<-- Difficult to awaken
no
YES
<-- Complete Loss of Consciousness (lasted
)
no
YES
<-- Seizure
no
YES
<-- Headache
no
YES
<-- Falls
Pertinent ROS
no
YES
<-- fever
no
YES
<-- dizziness
no
YES
<-- chest pain
no
YES
<-- palpitations
no
YES
<-- shortness of breath
no
YES
<-- cough
no
YES
<-- nausea/vomiting
no
YES
<-- abdominal pain
no
YES
<-- dysuria
no
YES
<-- urinary frequency
no
YES
<-- rash
Pertinent PMH:
no
YES
<-- Atrial Fibrillation
no
YES
<-- Cerebrovascular Accident or TIA
no
YES
<-- Dementia
no
YES
<-- Coronary Artery Disease
no
YES
<-- Diabetes Mellitus
no
YES
<-- Head Trauma
no
YES
<-- Serious CNS risks (e.g. active cancer, immunosuppression, HIV)
no
YES
<-- Migraine Headaches
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reference: contributed by Dr. Scott Moses, creator/author of the Family Practice Notebook
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