Welcome to our comprehensive online course on the Neurologic Exam for Adults.

The neurologic exam, also known as a neurological examination, is a non-invasive evaluation of an individual’s nervous system, typically conducted in a healthcare provider’s office. It utilizes various tools such as reflex hammers and lights, causing minimal discomfort to the patient. The nervous system encompasses the brain, spinal cord, and associated nerves. This comprehensive exam assesses motor and sensory skills, balance and coordination, mental status, reflexes, and nerve function. The scope of the exam is determined by factors like the patient’s presenting issue, age, and overall health.

This course is designed to be your gateway to understanding the intricate workings of the human brain and nervous system, equipping you with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform a thorough and insightful neurological assessment.

Whether you are a medical professional looking to enhance your clinical expertise or an enthusiast eager to explore the mysteries of the brain, this course is tailored to meet your needs.

What You’ll Learn:

The Neurologic Exam for Adults course comprises a rich collection of over 250 video demonstrations paired with narrative descriptions, providing you with an immersive and interactive learning experience. Through this course, you will delve into the following key topics:

  1. Window to the Brain: Gain a foundational understanding of the nervous system and its vital role in human health.
  2. Mental Status Exam: Learn how to assess cognitive functions and mental well-being, crucial for diagnosing neurological conditions.
  3. Cranial Nerve Exam: Explore the intricate cranial nerves and their roles in sensory and motor functions.
  4. Coordination Exam: Understand the assessment of motor coordination and the detection of abnormalities.
  5. Sensory Exam: Master the evaluation of sensory functions, including touch, pain, temperature, and proprioception.
  6. Motor Exam: Develop the skills needed to assess muscle strength, tone, and reflexes in patients.
  7. Gait Exam: Learn to analyze the way individuals walk to identify neurological issues affecting mobility.

Who This Course Is Meant For:

This course is designed for a diverse audience:

  1. Medical Professionals: Physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, and other healthcare providers will find this course indispensable for enhancing their diagnostic skills and patient care.
  2. Medical Students: Aspiring doctors and healthcare students can use this course to supplement their classroom learning with practical, real-world knowledge.
  3. Neuroscience Enthusiasts: If you’re fascinated by the inner workings of the human brain and nervous system, this course offers a deep dive into this captivating field.
  4. Anyone Seeking Knowledge: Whether you have a professional interest or are simply curious about neurological assessments, this course provides valuable insights for all.

Why You Should Learn This Course:

Understanding the neurologic exam is essential for anyone involved in healthcare, as neurological conditions can affect people of all ages and backgrounds. By taking this course, you will:

  • Enhance your clinical skills and diagnostic abilities.
  • Improve patient care and outcomes by identifying neurological issues early.
  • Gain valuable knowledge to excel in medical education or practice.
  • Develop a deeper appreciation for the complexity of the human nervous system.
  • Expand your career opportunities in the healthcare field.

This course – based on the content created by NeuroLogic Exam – comes with the courtesy of NeuroLogic Exam and is produced here, with their due permission.

Acknowlegements

Movies drawn from the Neurologic Exam, PediNeurologic Exam, and Neuroanatomy Video Lab websites are used by permission of Paul D. Larsen, M.D., University of Nebraska Medical Center and Suzanne S. Stensaas, Ph.D., University of Utah School of Medicine.

Additional materials for Neurologic Exam are drawn from resources provided by Alejandro Stern, Stern Foundation, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Kathleen Digre, M.D., University of Utah; and Daniel Jacobson, M.D., Marshfield Clinic, Wisconsin. Subsequent re-use of any materials outside of this program, presentation, or website requires permission from the original producers.

Disclaimer : The content in this course is educational in nature and intended solely as general health information. It is not a recommendation for treatment or medical advice. It is not a substitute for advice from a health care provider. If you  as a patient are experiencing a medical emergency, contact your health care provider or an emergency room.

Course Curriculum

Introduction
Window to the Brain FREE 01:30:00
Mental Status Exam
Anatomy – Mental Status Exam 01:30:00
Normal Exam – Mental Status 01:30:00
Abnormal Examples – Mental Status 01:30:00
Cranial Nerve Exam
Anatomy – Cranial Nerve Exam 01:30:00
Normal Exam – Cranial Nerve 01:30:00
Abnormal Examples – Cranial Nerve 01:30:00
Coordination Exam
Anatomy – Coordination Exam 01:30:00
Normal Exam – Coordination 01:30:00
Abnormal Examples – Coordination FREE 01:30:00
Sensory Exam
Anatomy – Sensory Exam FREE 01:30:00
Normal Exam – Sensory FREE 01:30:00
Abnormal Examples – Sensory FREE 01:30:00
Motor Exam
Anatomy – Motor Exam 01:30:00
Normal Exam – Motor 01:30:00
Abnormal Examples – Motor 01:30:00
Gait Exam
Anatomy – Gait Exam 01:30:00
Normal Exam – Gait 01:30:00
Abnormal Examples – Gait 01:30:00
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