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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 · Introduction to the Practice of Medicine 2 b. Vessels: caliber, arterial/venous ratio, obstruction, arterial light reflex, and for presence or absence of arterial/venous nicking. c. Background: inspect for pigmentation, hemorrhages, hard or soft exudates d. Macula: attempt to identify 3. Examiner shined a light into each eye separately (CN2, 3) to assess pupil response

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