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SKILLED DOCUMENTATION GUIDELINES — EXPANDED

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Neurological

Mental status, cranial nerves, motor and sensory function, coordination, and gait — and the recognition of acute neurologic events, with stroke foremost.

Module code

SYS-NEUROLOGICAL

Version

1.0 · Population: Adult · Authoring level: DiraChart

Used alongside

Cognitive / Mental Status · Vital Signs · Safety · Function (ADL / IADL) · Musculoskeletal · Touch / Sensation · Foundations apply to every visit.

How to use this module

This module supplies the neurologic examination and the skilled language that proves it required a licensed nurse — the systematic mental-status, cranial-nerve, motor, sensory, coordination, and gait assessment, and above all the recognition of acute stroke and other time-critical events. Detailed cognition lives in Cognitive / Mental Status, detailed sensation in Touch / Sensation, and the functional impact of deficits in Function and Musculoskeletal. The single most consequential judgment this module supports is recognizing an acute focal deficit and activating emergency response immediately — time is brain. Each narrative is a structured example to be edited to the actual visit.

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