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041			_aENGLISH
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100			_aClement,I
245			_aTextbook on Neurological & Neurosurgical Nursing
260			_aNew Delhi _bJaypee Pub. _c2015
300			_a780p.
500			_aContents- Section 1- 1- Historical Development in Neuroscience Nursing 2- Emerging Trends and Issues in Neuroscience Nursing 3- Standards of Neuroscience Nursing Practice 4- Neuroethics 5- Neurogenetics Section 2- 6- Embryology of central nervous system 7- Cells of the central nervous system 8- Cranial and spinal bones 9- Meninges of the brain and spinal cord 10- Ventricles of the brain 11- Brain (Encephalon) 12- Gray matter of cerebrum / diencephalon 13- White Matter of cerebrum 14- Brainstem 15- Cerebellum 16- Spinal cord 17- Cranial nerves 18-Nerve Plexuses 19- Autonomic nervous system 20- Skull and Spinal X-ray 21- Computed tomography 22- Magnetic resonance imaging 23- Positron emission tomography 24- Electroencephalography 25- Glasgow come scale 26- Doppler Imaging 27- Evoked Potentials 28- Echoencphalography 29- Lumbar Puncture 30- Myelography 31- Electromyoraphy 32- Cerebral Angiography 33- Digital Subtraction angiography 34- Cisternal Puncture 35- Caloric Testing 36- Tensilon Test 37- Intracranial Pressure Monitoring 38- Cerebral Blood Flow Monitoring 39- Cerebrospinal Fluid Flow Monitoring 40- Biopsy-Muscle, Nerve and Brain 41- Hearing Test Section 4- 42- Neurological Drugs and Nurses` Responsibilities 43- Opium Derivatives 44- Narcotic Antagonists 45- Non-Opioid analgesics 46- Hypnotics 47- Barbiturates 48- Non-Barbiturate hypnotics 49- Alcohol 50- Antiepileptic 51- Antipyretics 52- Analgesics 53- Drugs used in rheumatoid arthritis 54- Antiparkinsonian agents 55- Analeptics 56- Antimyasthenic Medications 57-Osmotic Diuretics Section -5 58- Migraine 59- Vertigo 60- Aphasia 61- Ataxia 62- Dysarthrias 63- Dysphonia / Aphonia 64- Concussion 65- Paralysis 66- Hemiplegia 67- Quadriplegia 68- Paraplegia 69- Sensory Impairment 70- Visual Disturbances 71- Cerebral Compression 72- Nystagmus 73- Disorders of motor function and Equilibrium 74- Abnormal Movements 75- Spinal reflexes 76- Pupillary Disorders 77- Gait and gait disturbances 78- Rigidity and back pain 79- Spasticity Section -6 80- Introduction to Neurological Examination 81- Assessment of Conscious levels and higher cerebral function 82- Cranial nerve Examination 83- Neurological Examination of Different body parts Section -7 84- Neurological anomalies 85- Meningomyelocele 86- Hydrocephalus 87- Syringomyelia 88- Chiari Malformation 89- Microcephaly 90- Anencephaly 91-Craniosynostosis 92- Down Syndrome 93- Mental retardation 94- Cerebral palsy Section 8- 95-Head Injury 96- Spinal cord Injury Section 9- 97- Meningitis 98- Encephalitis 99- Brain abscess 100- Neurosyphilis 101- HIV and Neurological Manifestations 102- Neurocysticercosis 103- Intracranial tuberculosis 104- Cerebral Malaria Section 10- 105- Altered level of Consciousness 106- Increased Intracranial Pressure 107- Intervertebral disk prolapses 108- Low back pain 109- Pain 110- Neurological Disturbances of Bladder Section 11- 111-Cerebrovascular Accident / stroke 112- Transient ischemic attacks 113- Cerebral aneurysm 114- Cerebral arteriovenous malformation 115- Moyamoya disease 116- Interventional Neuroradiology Section -12 117- Epilepsy / Seizures 118- Cephalgia / headache 119- Syncope Section 13- 120- Cerebral tumors 121- Intracranial tumors 122- Pituitary tumors 123- Craniopharyngiomas 124- Spinal cord tumors Section 14- 125- Dementia 126- Alzheimer`s Disease 127- Parkinson disease 128- Guillain-barr`e syndrome 129- Myasthenia gravis 130- Multiple sclerosis 131- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 132- Huntington`s disease 133- Neurofibromatosis type Section 15- 134- Trigeminal Neuralgia 135- Bell`s Palsy 136- Meniere`s disease 137- Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia 138- Carpal tunnel syndrome Section 16- 139- Introduction to Neurosurgery 140- Development of Neurosurgical Techniques 141- Equipments used for neurosurgery 142- Perioperative Process in neurosurgery 143- Craniotomy 144- Laminectomy 145- Stereotactic rediosurgery 146- Ventriculopertoneal shunt 147- Neuroendoscopic surgery 148- Microneurosurgery 149- Neurosurgical complication 150- Awake craniotomy Section 17- 151- Neurogenic shock 152- Status epilepticus 153- Brain death 154- Neurological intensive care Section 18- 155- Gene therapy 156- Stem cell therapy Section 19- 157- Cervical traction 158- Log-rolling maneuver 159- Pressure sore prevention and management Section -20 160- Bulbar palsy / lower brainstem lesions 161- Sciatica(sciatic nerve compression) 162- Brachial neuralgia or neuritis 163- Perpheral Nerve Injuries 164- Thoracic outlet syndrome 165- Perpheral Neuropathy 166- Mononeuropathy 167- Mononeuritis Multiplex 168- Wilson`s Diseases Section -21 169- Introduction to Neurorehabilitation 170- Neurorehabilitation Team 171- Disability 172- Rehabilitation of brain injury 173- Principles of physiotherapy 174- Stroke rehabilitayion 175- Rehabilitation of spinal cord injury 176- Rehabilitation for Neurodegenerative disorders 177- Community- based rehabilitation
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