?Part 1. Approach to Neurologic Diagnosis. Chapter 1.1. Overview of Neurologic Diagnosis Approaches and why we need more than one. Algorithmic diagnosis Syndromic diagnosis Differential diagnosis Role of venue in diagnostic approach Mistakes we make in diagnosis. Chapter 1.2.
Taking a History Overview and organization Preparing for the encounter Chief complaint History of present illness Past medical and surgical history Medication history Family history Review of systems Social history Chapter 1.3. The Neurologic Exam Chapter 1.4. The Medical Exam in Neurologic Patients Chapter 1.5. Synthesis of the Assessment and Plan Chapter 1.6.
Documenting Our Findings. Part 2. Essentials of Clinical Neuroanatomy. Chapter 2.1. Overview Chapter 2.2. Cerebral Hemispheres Chapter 2.
3. Brainstem and Cerebellum Chapter 2.4. Spinal cord Chapter 2.5. Peripheral Nerves, Neuromuscular Junction and Muscle Part 3. Localization by Dysfunction. Chapter 3.
1. Mental Status Chapter 3.2. Cranial Nerve Chapter 3.3. Motor. Chapter 3.4.
Sensory Chapter 3.5. Coordination Chapter 3.6. Gait Chapter 3.7. Reflex Abnormalities Chapter 3.8.
Pain Part 4. Localization by Anatomy. Chapter 4.1. Cerebrum Chapter 4.2. Cerebellum Chapter 4.3.
Brainstem and Cranial Nerves Chapter 4.4. Spinal Cord Chapter 4.5. Nerve Roots, Plexus, and Peripheral Nerves Chapter 4.6. Neuromuscular Junction and Muscle Chapter 4.7.
Multi-System Disorders Part 5. Diagnosis of Suspected Disorders. Chapter 5.1. Disorders of Mental Status Chapter 5.2. Speech and Language Disorders Chapter 5.3.
Stroke and other Vascular Disorders Chapter 5.4. Seizure Disorders Chapter 5.5. Neuromuscular Disorders Chapter 5.6. Headache Chapter 5.7.
Movement Disorders Chapter 5.8. Autoimmune Disorders Chapter 5.9. Disorders of the Visual System Chapter 5.10. Vestibular and Related Disorders Chapter 5.11.
Tumors with Neurologic Involvement.