Eye Exam
1. See Eye Neurologic Exam
Exam: Face
1. See Cranial Nerve Exam
2. Palpebral fissures equal
3. Facial symmetry
4. Tongue midline with no fasciculations
5. Jaw symmetric
Exam: Oropharanx
1. Gag Reflex
2. Swallow reflex
3. Regurgitation (nasal or liquid)
Exam: Larynx and Language
1. Voice quality
2. Speech Exam
3. Dysarthria (explosive or nasal)
4. Aphasia (writing)
Exam: Sensory
1. Two Point Discrimination
2. Sharp and dull discrimination
3. Proprioception (finger up or down?)
4. Stereography
Exam: Motor Exam
1. Motor Strength
2. Tone (flaccid, rigid, or cogwheel)
3. Atrophy
4. Fasciculations
5. Muscle tenderness
6. Tremor
Exam: Reflexes
1. Deep Tendon Reflexes
2. Primitive Reflexes
  1. Babinski Reflex
  2. Grasp Reflex
  3. Suck Reflex
  4. Glabellar Reflex
  5. Hoffman Reflex
Exam: Cerebellar
1. Finger-Nose-Finger
  1. Dysmetria
  2. Overshooting target
  3. Intention Tremor
2. Alternating hand movements
3. Heel-knee-shin
4. Romberg Test
5. Gait
  1. Walking on base of foot
  2. Tandem walking
  3. Overall coordination
6. Vestibular Exam

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