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Neurologic Exam Evaluation Checklist

Introduction to the Practice of Medicine 2 Neurologic EXAM DETAILS FROM NEURO EXAM VIDEO WASH hands (Patient is seated.) Cranial Nerves: 1. Visual fields (screening test for CN2 & Visual system: peripheral vision) A. Examiner is positioned: a. in front of patient b. about 2 feet away from patient c. at eye level with the patient B. Examiner instructs patient to stare at examiner s nose ( Don t move your eyes. ) C. Examiner stares at patient s nose D. Both eyes are examined together (Both eyes are open) a. Examiner holds out his or her index fingers in the periphery of the patient s vision, about 180o apart ( , above the patient s right eye and below the patient s left eye), and slightly wiggles one index finger at a time.

Jul 22, 2004 · 12. Examiner assesses sternocleidomastoid muscles (CN11, Spinal Accessory Nerve). Examiner asks patient to turn the head to each side against resistance from the examiner’s hand. As the patient attempts to turn the head to each side, examiner observes the strength of the contraction of the OPPOSITE sternocleidomastoid muscle.

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