series increased and decreased resp then apnea is called
cheyne-stokes
rapid, irregular in rate and volume with periods of apnea
cheyne-stokes
cerebellum controls
balance
coordination
motor control
unequal pupils suggest
CNS injury or a neurlogical crisis
T4 injury
below nippile line
T10 injury
below umbilicus
cerebrum controls
thought
intelligence
higher brain function
hypercarbia
increased carbon dioxide in blood
transport stroke pt in either
LLR or affected side down
Outside in to brain
dura
arachnoid
pia
part of the brain which effects vision
occipital injury
seizure found in children of short duration with no loss of consciousness can occur times per day are called. clonic movements of one hand, one arm, one leg or one side of face