Cranial Nerve Clinical Flashcards

1
Q

How to assess CN I?

A

Usually not assessed but would test by asking patient if they could smell a strong scent (toothpaste) under one nostril, then both nostrils

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What does bilateral loss of smell indicate?

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Rhinitis, smoking, ageing

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3
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What does unilateral loss of smell indicate?

A

Deviated septum or possible nerve lesion

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4
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How to assess CNII?

A

Visual field test, peripheral vision. Snellenchart

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5
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How to test CNIII, CNIV and CNVI?

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H shape test, accomodation reflex (bring target close to nose), light reflex

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6
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How is CN V tested?

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Light touch, corneal reflex, palpation of muscles of mastication,, jaw jerk reflex

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CN VII test

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Raise eyebrows, frown, close both eyes, scrunch face, smile, puff cheeks

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CNVIII test

A

whisper test, rinne and webers test

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9
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CNIX and X test1

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Gag response, uvula,

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10
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CNXI test

A

Shrug shoulders, side of face

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11
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CNXII test

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Tongue movement, inspection of tongue and speech

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