Emergency & Acute Care Medicine

Neurological Emergency

Neurological disorders frequently arise and, if not analyzed and treated rapidly, they can have calamitous outcomes; with high rates of long term incapacity also leads to death. Immediate acknowledgment is an essential aptitude. Normal neurologic emergencies incorporate hemorrhagic (dying) strokes, nonhemorrhagic (non-dying) brain strokes, seizures and unconsciousness. Cases of particular treatment for neurologic crises are anti-toxins for meningitis, anticoagulation treatment for non- hemorrhage stroke. The result of this various collection of illnesses relies upon the seriousness and disease nature, its characteristic movement, and reaction to treatment.

• Loss of feeling or tingling
• Weakness or loss of muscle strength
• Loss of sight or double vision
• Memory loss
• Impaired mental ability
• Lack of coordination