Complete Shadow Health Neurological assessment from STU NUR504. Full cranial nerve examination CN I–XII, motor 5/5 all extremities, Romberg test negative, gait assessment, sensory testing, deep tendon reflexes. Diagnosis: Post-traumatic headache and cervical strain following MVA.
Open the PDF in Student Hub to audit patient-interview questions against scored subjective items, compare subjective and objective findings, review provider-note documentation, and build document-grounded summaries and flashcards.
Tina Jones presents with headaches and neck soreness one week following a rear-end motor vehicle accident. She describes a dull headache at the crown of her head, occurring daily and lasting 1–2 hours. She denies loss of consciousness, vision changes, or neurological symptoms in her extremities.
The neurological assessment covers a complete cranial nerve examination CN I through XII, motor strength testing, sensory evaluation, deep tendon reflexes, coordination tests, Romberg test (negative), and gait observation.
All cranial nerves CN I–XII intact · Motor strength 5/5 · Romberg negative. No focal neurological deficits identified. Diagnosis: Post-traumatic headache and cervical strain.
The Tina Jones Neurological module is detail-heavy because students have to keep cranial nerves, sensation, strength, coordination, reflexes, and mental-status findings organized at the same time. That is usually where the confusion starts.
A strong neuro assessment does not read like disconnected checklist points. It should feel organized from start to finish, with each finding supporting a clear neurological picture.
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Treat this Tina Jones Neurological resource as one clinical sequence. Review the interview, examination, Full neurological interview transcript, Cranial nerve examination CN I–XII — complete, Motor strength 5/5 all extremities, Deep tendon reflexes bilaterally, and provider documentation together so each conclusion remains connected to Post-traumatic headache · Cervical strain (MVA).
Begin with the transcript and identify which questions produced the scored subjective findings. Separate the opening questions from follow-up prompts that clarify onset, severity, associated symptoms, relevant history, medication response, safety concerns, and effects on daily activity.
Read the objective data beside the history instead of as a separate checklist. Confirm that selected findings such as Full neurological interview transcript, Cranial nerve examination CN I–XII — complete, Motor strength 5/5 all extremities, Deep tendon reflexes bilaterally support the clinical picture, and note which normal findings help narrow the assessment or rule out competing concerns.
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