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Neurological impairment refers to any condition that affects the nervous system's structure or function, leading to various symptoms, including motor and sensory deficits. Dysesthesia is a specific type of sensory disturbance characterized by abnormal sensations, such as tingling, burning, or pain, often experienced without a clear external stimulus. Myological deficit pertains to weakness or dysfunction in the muscles, which can result from neurological issues affecting motor control. Together, these conditions can significantly impact a person's mobility and quality of life.
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Translate the doctor's language into common English there is evidence of neurological impairment with dysesthesia and mylogical deficit?
It might help to get this translated if there weren't so many misspelled words: "There is evidence of neurological impairment with Dysesthesia and Myological Deficit" I am not a doctor but it seems to be saying there is some neurological problem, meaning spinal and brain problem, involving distorted sensation of touch and muscular problems. That's as good as I could figure out. what is the patients likely condition
Translate the doctor's language into common English There is evidence of Neurological impairment with dysesthesia and mylogical deficit.?
It means that the patient's main problem today was pain moving down the back of the right lower leg.
What is treatment for Kyphoscoliosis dorsal with no neurological deficit?
What is treatment for kyphoscoliosis dorsal with no neurological deficit?
What is focal deficit?
A focal deficit is a specific area in which normal function isn't present. For example, if you had a headache during which you couldn't see in your right visual field, you'd have a focal deficit. If you had Bell's palsy and couldn't raise your eyebrow or smile normally, you'd have a focal deficit.
What does myological deficit mean in laymen's terms?
dysesthesia is an abnormal sensation, like burning, itching, tingling etc... I have it in my left hand and would not wish it upon my worst enemy, at night I feel like my hand is on fire
What is Any neurological deficiency or variation of the normal is known as a?
A basic abnormality in the brain is called simply that. More details are needed to classify it to be anything more complex than that.
What is another word for loss?
debit debt damage deprivation detriment disadvantage harm injury destruction defeat deficit misfortune hardship impairment
What is the difference between a developmental delay and a developmental deficit or disorder?
A developmental delay refers to a child not meeting typical milestones within an expected timeframe, whereas a developmental deficit or disorder typically implies a more permanent impairment in functioning. A delay may catch up over time with appropriate interventions, while a deficit or disorder may require ongoing support or therapy.
Can cooling down your frontal lobe with an ice pack give you a temporary lobotomy?
Perhaps not a deficit like a frontal lobotomy, but it seems some type of impairment in memory: Visual short-term memory deficit from hypothermia of frontal cortex. Brain Research. 81, 393-400. Gardner, E.
What is a Developmental Deficit?
A developmental deficit refers to a delay or impairment in acquiring developmental milestones during childhood, which can affect various areas such as language, motor skills, cognition, or social interactions. It may be caused by genetic factors, environmental influences, or a combination of both, and early intervention is crucial to support children in reaching their full potential.
What is the difference in value called between apical pulse and arterial pulse?
The apical pulse may be a little bit faster than say a radial pulse because of the slight lag in time as blood rushes from the heart into larger arteries. Any LARGE difference between the values of apical and other pulses observed is called a PULSE DEFICIT. This could indicate a cardiac impairment (i.e. a weakened heart).
What is a memory deficit?
A memory deficit refers to a reduction in the ability to remember information or recall past experiences. This can manifest as difficulty in learning new information, retaining details, or retrieving memories. Memory deficits can result from various factors, including neurological conditions, psychological disorders, aging, or brain injuries. They can significantly impact daily functioning and quality of life.
