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Neurological Assessment: In a Nutshell (Nursing)
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00:00 Let's wrap up this video series. 00:03 A nursing neuro assessment can include level of consciousness, mentation, pupillary response, movement, sensation and reflexes. 00:12 And now with good practice, you'll know how to assess each one of those areas. 00:16 Remember, it's more useful to describe the patient's behavior and responses to stimuli than to just use terms that are like "lethargic" or "obtunded" that might be misunderstood. 00:27 Any negative changes in mentation or level of consiousness are early signs of possible neurological deterioration and an elevated ICP. 00:36 So remember, if anyone who knows the patient well tells you they're acting differently, take that very seriously. 00:44 Thank you for watching our video series today.
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The lecture Neurological Assessment: In a Nutshell (Nursing) by Prof. Lawes is from the course Neurological Assessment (Nursing) .
Included Quiz Questions
When completing a neurological assessment, what should the nurse consider? Select all that apply.
- The neurological test should include level of consciousness, mentation, pupillary response, movement, sensation, and reflexes.
- Describing the client's behavior is more useful than only using the neurological terminology.
- Negative changes should be reported to the health care provider because they can indicate neurological deterioration.
- Neurological assessments should be completed only on clients who are alert.
- A more accurate assessment can not be completed if the nurse does not establish a client relationship.
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Prof. Lawes
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great videos i enjoyed this neurological lecture series, she is a good teacher
