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Method used for assessment of impairment of conscious level in response to stimuli
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Caused by viral infections, vector borne infections and fungal infections. manifestations: headache, fever, confusion, change in LOC, if vector borne-rash, flaccid paralysis and Parkinson like movements
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The last sign of increased intracranial pressure, includes decreased heart rate, widening pulse pressure and slow respirations
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Increased pressure within the eye caused by congestion of aqueous humor, unchecked can lead to blindness
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Complication of SCI, manifestations: severe HTN, pounding headache, flushed face and neck, profuse perspiration above level of injury, nasal congestion, dilated pupils and slow pulse
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Vascular: throbbing, unilateral pain, may have nausea and vomiting, photophobia and phonophobia and can last up to 72 hours
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Inflammation of the membranes and the fluid space surrounding the brain and spinal cord, can be bacterial, viral or fungal
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Degeneration of the retina, most common cause of legal blindness, no treatment
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A progressive immune related demyelination disease of the CNS, often relapsing and remitting with exacerbations and recurrences of symptoms
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Manifestations: tremor, rigidity with muscular weakness, bradykinesia and postural instability