Neurologic examination

neuroexam.com is an interactive online guide to the neurologic examination, with video demonstrations. It is a companion to 'The NeuroExam Video' and 'Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases', both by Hal Blumenfeld
CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION
• 1. Introduction
• 2. General Exam
2. MENTAL STATUS
   • 3. Mental Status Introduction
   • Level of Alertness, Attention & Cooperation
   • 4. Attention
   • Orientation
   • 5. Orientation
   • Memory
   • 6. Recent Memory
   • 7. Remote Memory
   • Language
   • 8. Spontaneous Speech
   • 9. Comprehension
   • 10. Naming
   • 11. Repetition
   • 12. Reading and Writing
   • Calculations, Right-Left Confusion, Finger Agnosia, Agraphia
   • 13. Calculations
   • 14. Right Ear Left Thumb
   • Apraxia
   • 15. Praxis
   • Neglect & Constructions
   • 16. Neglect Drawing Tests
   • 17. Copy Drawing
   • Sequencing Tasks & Frontal Release Signs
   • 18. Grasp Reflex
   • 19. Manual Alternating Sequence Task
   • 20. Written Alternating Sequence Task
   • 21. Auditory Go-No-Go
   • Logic & Abstraction
   • 22. Analogies, Logic
   • Delusions & Hallucinations
   • 23. Psychiatry
   • Mood
3. CRANIAL NERVES
   • Olfaction (CN I)
   • 24. Olfaction
   • Ophthalmoscopic Exam (CN II)
   • 25. Ophthalmoscopic Exam
   • Vision (CN II)
   • 26. Red Desaturation
   • 27. Visual Fields
   • 28. Blink to Threat
   • Pupillary Responses (CN II, III)
   • 29. Pupil Light Reflex
   • 30. Swinging Flashlight
   • 31. Accomodation
   • Extraocular Movements (CN III, IV, VI)
   • 32. Smooth Pursuit
   • 33. Saccades
   • 34. OKNs
   • 35. Oculocephalic Testing
   • Facial Sensation and Muscles of Mastication (CN V)
   • 36. Facial Sensation
   • 37. Corneal Reflex
   • 38. Masseter
   • 39. Jaw Jerk Reflex
   • Muscles of Facial Expression and Taste (CN VII)
   • 40. Facial Muscles
   • 41. Taste
   • Hearing and Vestibular Sense (CN VIII)
   • 42. Hearing
   • 43. Positional Vertigo Test
   • Palate Elevation and Gag Reflex (CN IX, X)
   • 44. Palate Elevation
   • Muscles of Articulation (CN V, VII, IX, X, XII)
   • 45. Articulation
   • Sternocleidomastoid and Trapezius Muscles (CN XI)
   • 46. CN XI Testing
   • Tongue Muscles (CN XII)
   • 47. Tongue Protrusion
4. MOTOR EXAM
   • Observation
   • Inspection
   • 48. Atrophy? Fasciculations
   • Palpation
   • Muscle tone
   • 49. Upper Extremity Tone
   • 50. Lower Extremity Tone
   • Functional testing
   • 51. Drift
   • 52. Rapid Hand Movements
   • 53. Rapid Foot Tapping
   • Strength of individual muscle groups
   • 54. Upper Extremity Strength
   • 55. Detailed Hand Test
   • 56. Lower Extremity Strength
   • 57. Foot Eversion, Inversion
5. REFLEXES
   • Deep Tendon Reflexes
   • 58. Deep Tendon Reflexes
   • Plantar Response
   • 59. Plantar Response
   • Finger Flexors
   • 60. Finger Flexors
   • Reflexes Tested in Special Situations
   • 61. Special Reflexes
6. COORDINATION AND GAIT
   • Appendicular Coordination
   • 62. Rapid Alternating Movements
   • 63. Precision Finger Tap
   • 64. Finger-Nose-Finger
   • 65. Heel-Shin
   • 66. Overshoot
   • Romberg test
   • 67. Romberg Test
   • Gait
   • 68. Ordinary Gait, Tandem Gait
   • 69. Forced Gait
7. SENSORY EXAM
   • Primary sensation — asymmetry, sensory level
   • 70. Pin Prick
   • 71. Temperature
   • 72. Vibration Sense
   • 73. Joint Position Sense
   • 74. Two-Point Discrimination
   • Cortical sensation, including extinction
   • 75. Graphesthesia
   • 76. Stereognosis
   • 77. Tactile Extinction

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