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Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) Examination || CNS Examination || Pediatrics — Transcript

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  1. 0:00hello everyone today i am going to cover
  2. 0:03the last part of the cns examination
  3. 0:06autonomic nervous system and the skull
  4. 0:08spine
  5. 0:09so autonomic nervous system
  6. 0:12is divided into central and the
  7. 0:13peripheral anus in central ions
  8. 0:17structures which are included are the
  9. 0:19amygdala mainly hypothalamus and also
  10. 0:23role of basal forbane age in midbrain
  11. 0:26and spinal cord
  12. 0:29division of peripheral anus is
  13. 0:31sympathetic parasympathetic and the
  14. 0:33entry part
  15. 0:36main function of the anus it controls
  16. 0:38the known striated muscle of the
  17. 0:40visceras and also glendular function
  18. 0:43also it regulates the circulation
  19. 0:45respiration digestion metabolism and the
  20. 0:48temperature
  21. 0:49so autonomic nervous system is mainly
  22. 0:51for the maintenance of the vital
  23. 0:53function
  24. 0:55so to examine the autonomic nervous
  25. 0:57system first we should take the proper
  26. 0:59history then we should measure the all
  27. 1:01the vitals in
  28. 1:03supine and standing position so we will
  29. 1:06measure the blood pressure heart rate
  30. 1:09then record the temperature and there
  31. 1:12are various other cutaneous signs can be
  32. 1:14there because of the
  33. 1:16this autoregulation
  34. 1:18respiratory abnormalities can be there
  35. 1:20eye sign and
  36. 1:23abnormal body weight and appetite can be
  37. 1:25there because of involvement of the
  38. 1:26hypothalamus
  39. 1:28may be having bulimia or behavior
  40. 1:30changes
  41. 1:32sleep disturbance because of central
  42. 1:34anus or hypothalamus involvement
  43. 1:38so for detailed history to rule out the
  44. 1:42autonomic
  45. 1:43nervous system this regulation
  46. 1:46in this first we have to ask the sign
  47. 1:48symptoms due to the dysfunction of git
  48. 1:52and got example child may be having the
  49. 1:54constipation dysphasia
  50. 1:56night diarrhea weight loss
  51. 1:58or sometimes urinary retention urgency
  52. 2:01recurrent uti can be there fecal or
  53. 2:03urinary incontinence can be there
  54. 2:05because of the
  55. 2:07gut dysfunction
  56. 2:09then we have to ask the sign symptoms of
  57. 2:12the orthostatic hypotension child may be
  58. 2:14having the dizziness lightheadedness
  59. 2:18history of syncope palpitation weakness
  60. 2:21confusion slurred speed
  61. 2:25all these symptoms will be worst when
  62. 2:27child is
  63. 2:28doing the exercise or after long
  64. 2:31standing
  65. 2:32taking the whole bath or after meal also
  66. 2:36we have to ask the history of
  67. 2:39related to the sweating abnormalities
  68. 2:41example
  69. 2:43dryness of skin leak of normal moisture
  70. 2:46in socks it is characteristic
  71. 2:49and
  72. 2:50after taking the detailed history we
  73. 2:53have to rule out sign symptoms of anus
  74. 2:55disorder
  75. 2:58then we have to measure the blood
  76. 2:59pressure and the heart rate
  77. 3:02orthostatic change in the heart rate in
  78. 3:04bp occur in anes disorders
  79. 3:07so we have to
  80. 3:09calculate the heart rate in supine and
  81. 3:11then in standing position
  82. 3:13then we have to
  83. 3:15measure the blood pressure in supine and
  84. 3:17at one three five minutes after standing
  85. 3:21so normally systolic bp on a standing
  86. 3:24should not decrease more than 20 mmg and
  87. 3:26diastolic vp more than 10 mmg
  88. 3:29and in heart rate
  89. 3:31normally it should not increase more
  90. 3:33than 30 beats per minute above the
  91. 3:35baseline on standing or in adolescent
  92. 3:38age group
  93. 3:39should not be more than 120
  94. 3:44also we can perform the tilt table
  95. 3:46testing in this we have to tilt the
  96. 3:48table up to the 60 to 80 degree angle
  97. 3:51and after five minutes we have to take
  98. 3:54the heart rate and the blood pressure
  99. 3:57so similar finding
  100. 3:58will be there if the child is having ans
  101. 4:01disorder
  102. 4:02then we have to measure the temperature
  103. 4:04and we have to observe for various
  104. 4:06cutaneous signs
  105. 4:08so
  106. 4:09patient will have the abnormal sweating
  107. 4:11or dryness and it will also alter the
  108. 4:14temperature change in skin color or
  109. 4:16temperature
  110. 4:18can lead to the paler acrocyanosis
  111. 4:20erythema
  112. 4:22sometime mottling hypertrichosis nail
  113. 4:24thickening all can be the feature of
  114. 4:27various cuteness science
  115. 4:30respiratory abnormalities in the form of
  116. 4:32hyper apnea apnea
  117. 4:34or various character of the breathing
  118. 4:36biots or
  119. 4:38chinese stroke building can be
  120. 4:40there in eyes we have to assess the
  121. 4:43lacrimation by sheamus test we have to
  122. 4:46keep the strip of paper in lower eyelid
  123. 4:49and after five minutes we have to
  124. 4:51measure the weightness in sheamus test
  125. 4:55and
  126. 4:55[Music]
  127. 4:57we have to also ask about the excessive
  128. 4:59dryness of the eye the redness of the
  129. 5:01eye should be
  130. 5:02examine for the dryness and redness
  131. 5:07if the child is having central autonomic
  132. 5:10nervous system involvement hypothalamus
  133. 5:12involvement
  134. 5:14then the abnormality of the body weight
  135. 5:16appetite can occur child may be having
  136. 5:18the bulimia behavior changes child is
  137. 5:21having irritability or
  138. 5:23various behavior disorders
  139. 5:27sleep disturbance can be there in the
  140. 5:29form of
  141. 5:30hypersomnolence or insomnia
  142. 5:33so all these are the characteristic
  143. 5:37testings and the symptoms of the
  144. 5:40autonomic nervous system
  145. 5:43now the last part is skull spine in this
  146. 5:46we have to
  147. 5:48inspect and also palpate the skull for
  148. 5:51the size shave frontal bossing
  149. 5:54prominence we should pulp it for the
  150. 5:56fontanelles and scalp swelling already i
  151. 5:59have explained the details in the
  152. 6:01general physical examination
  153. 6:03so in this picture you can see the child
  154. 6:04is having hydrocephalus
  155. 6:07and similarly for the spine we have to
  156. 6:09inspect for any spinal deformity in the
  157. 6:11form of scoliosis kyphosis
  158. 6:14or lordosis look for any swelling if it
  159. 6:17is present either spina bifida or having
  160. 6:20the
  161. 6:21some other deformity
  162. 6:23then we have to palpate further any
  163. 6:25tenderness or
  164. 6:27all the characteristic of the mass
  165. 6:31so this is all about the
  166. 6:34autonomic nervous system examination and
  167. 6:36the skull spine
  168. 6:38thank you so much

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