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12 Cards in this Set
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On
Some |
Olfactory = smell. Assess by occluding one nostril and holding vial of odorous substance underneath, repeat with other nostril as described.
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I
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Old
Say |
Optic = Visual acuity, visual fields. Assess by use of Snellen chart.
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II
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Olympus
Marry |
Oculomotor = Cardinal fields of gaze(eye movemnet), pupil reaction. Assess asking patient to follow pen light with the eyes through the six fields of gaze.
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III
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Treeless
Money |
Trochlear = Eye movement. Assess by asking patient to follow pen light with eyes through the six fields of gaze.
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IV
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Tops
But |
Trigeminal = strenght of temporalis and masseter muscles. Light touch, superfical pain, temperature to face
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V
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A
My |
Abducens = eye movement. Assess by asking patient to follow pen light through the six fields of gaze.
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VI
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Finn
Brother |
Facial = facial movements, anterior taste of tongue, tears and saliva secretion. Assess by asking patient to clench jaw and palpate the temporalis and masseter muscles on each side of the face, use of cotton lightly touched on cheeks of patient.
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VII
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And
Says |
Acoustic = gross hearing. Assess by use of the Weber and Rinne tests.
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VIII
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German
Bad |
Glossopharyngeal = swallowing, gag reflex, uvula and soft palate movement. Asking patient to swallow, and assess patients speech.
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IX
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Viewed
Business |
Vagus = carotid reflex,heart innervation, stomach and intestinal secretions. Assess the gag reflex.
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X
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A
Marry |
Accessory = Spinal accessory muscle movement. Assess by having patient move head from side to side against resistance from your hand, have patient shrug shoulders up while you apply downward resistance.
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XI
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Hop
Money |
Hypoglossal = Tongue movement, lingula sounds. Assess by having patient stick out tongue and move it from side to side. Ask patient to say la,la,la.
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XII
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