This is a great pocket set of cards, and I've referenced them multiple times since purchasing them. The only thing I wish they had is some sort of diagram of the cranial nerves, such as where they exit the cranium and/or their relation to the major arteries (both of these topics were highly tested on both of my board exams). There are diagrams of the cerebral vessels, so I may just add the cranial nerves to the diagram for completeness. Otherwise, they are pretty all-inclusive and have some great diagrams on them, including of the brachial plexus and lumbar plexus.
These cards include tables/charts/diagrams for the following:
-- Cranial Nerve # + Function
-- DTR's for Upper & Lower extremities, including the specific muscles & motor functions at each level
-- Diagrams of anterior, posterior, & lateral views for each muscle distribution
-- Complete Mini Mental Status Exam
-- Glasgow Coma Scale (including scoring & interpretation)
-- Flowchart for "Procedures for Patients w/ Impaired Consciousness of Unclear Origin"
-- Hunt & Hess Stroke Scale Grading for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
-- Parkinson Disease Staging (Hoehn & Yahr Scale)
-- Multiple Sclerosis Scoring based on the "Simplified Kurtzke Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)"
-- Interpretation of CSF findings (i.e., protein content, glucose ratio, etc)
-- Ocular Muscles Chart
-- Topodiagnostic Relevance of Ocular Movement Disorders
-- Table of Clinically Relevant Muscles & their Innervation (includes upper & lower extremities)
-- Color-coded diagrams of Vascular Territories & Vessels of Cerebral Hemispheres
-- Cross-Sectional Diagrams of the brain & spinal cord
-- Cutaneous Innervation of the Upper Extremity
-- Diagrams of Brachial Plexus & Lumbosacral Plexus (including smaller branching nerves)
As you can see, this 3-card set is very all-inclusive with the exception of the relation of the cranial nerves to the cerebral vessels, which is not a huge deal considering everything else that is included. I would HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend this card set to others -- they are perfect for any level including students, interns, & interns (or even attendings who want a great quick-reference tool).
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AMAZING NEURO REFERENCE SET!!!!!!!!!
This is a great pocket set of cards, and I've referenced them multiple times since purchasing them. The only thing I wish they had is some sort of diagram of the cranial nerves, such as where they exit the cranium and/or their relation to the major arteries (both of these topics were highly tested on both of my board exams). There are diagrams of the cerebral vessels, so I may just add the cranial nerves to the diagram for completeness. Otherwise, they are pretty all-inclusive and have some great diagrams on them, including of the brachial plexus and lumbar plexus.These cards include tables/charts/diagrams for the following:-- Cranial Nerve # + Function-- DTR's for Upper & Lower extremities, including the specific muscles & motor functions at each level-- Diagrams of anterior, posterior, & lateral views for each muscle distribution-- Complete Mini Mental Status Exam-- Glasgow Coma Scale (including scoring & interpretation)-- Flowchart for "Procedures for Patients w/ Impaired Consciousness of Unclear Origin"-- Hunt & Hess Stroke Scale Grading for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage-- Parkinson Disease Staging (Hoehn & Yahr Scale)-- Multiple Sclerosis Scoring based on the "Simplified Kurtzke Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)"-- Interpretation of CSF findings (i.e., protein content, glucose ratio, etc)-- Ocular Muscles Chart-- Topodiagnostic Relevance of Ocular Movement Disorders-- Table of Clinically Relevant Muscles & their Innervation (includes upper & lower extremities)-- Color-coded diagrams of Vascular Territories & Vessels of Cerebral Hemispheres-- Cross-Sectional Diagrams of the brain & spinal cord-- Cutaneous Innervation of the Upper Extremity-- Diagrams of Brachial Plexus & Lumbosacral Plexus (including smaller branching nerves)As you can see, this 3-card set is very all-inclusive with the exception of the relation of the cranial nerves to the cerebral vessels, which is not a huge deal considering everything else that is included. I would HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend this card set to others -- they are perfect for any level including students, interns, & interns (or even attendings who want a great quick-reference tool).
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2016
This is a great pocket set of cards, and I've referenced them multiple times since purchasing them. The only thing I wish they had is some sort of diagram of the cranial nerves, such as where they exit the cranium and/or their relation to the major arteries (both of these topics were highly tested on both of my board exams). There are diagrams of the cerebral vessels, so I may just add the cranial nerves to the diagram for completeness. Otherwise, they are pretty all-inclusive and have some great diagrams on them, including of the brachial plexus and lumbar plexus.
These cards include tables/charts/diagrams for the following:
-- Cranial Nerve # + Function
-- DTR's for Upper & Lower extremities, including the specific muscles & motor functions at each level
-- Diagrams of anterior, posterior, & lateral views for each muscle distribution
-- Complete Mini Mental Status Exam
-- Glasgow Coma Scale (including scoring & interpretation)
-- Flowchart for "Procedures for Patients w/ Impaired Consciousness of Unclear Origin"
-- Hunt & Hess Stroke Scale Grading for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
-- Parkinson Disease Staging (Hoehn & Yahr Scale)
-- Multiple Sclerosis Scoring based on the "Simplified Kurtzke Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)"
-- Interpretation of CSF findings (i.e., protein content, glucose ratio, etc)
-- Ocular Muscles Chart
-- Topodiagnostic Relevance of Ocular Movement Disorders
-- Table of Clinically Relevant Muscles & their Innervation (includes upper & lower extremities)
-- Color-coded diagrams of Vascular Territories & Vessels of Cerebral Hemispheres
-- Cross-Sectional Diagrams of the brain & spinal cord
-- Cutaneous Innervation of the Upper Extremity
-- Diagrams of Brachial Plexus & Lumbosacral Plexus (including smaller branching nerves)
As you can see, this 3-card set is very all-inclusive with the exception of the relation of the cranial nerves to the cerebral vessels, which is not a huge deal considering everything else that is included. I would HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend this card set to others -- they are perfect for any level including students, interns, & interns (or even attendings who want a great quick-reference tool).
These cards include tables/charts/diagrams for the following:
-- Cranial Nerve # + Function
-- DTR's for Upper & Lower extremities, including the specific muscles & motor functions at each level
-- Diagrams of anterior, posterior, & lateral views for each muscle distribution
-- Complete Mini Mental Status Exam
-- Glasgow Coma Scale (including scoring & interpretation)
-- Flowchart for "Procedures for Patients w/ Impaired Consciousness of Unclear Origin"
-- Hunt & Hess Stroke Scale Grading for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
-- Parkinson Disease Staging (Hoehn & Yahr Scale)
-- Multiple Sclerosis Scoring based on the "Simplified Kurtzke Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)"
-- Interpretation of CSF findings (i.e., protein content, glucose ratio, etc)
-- Ocular Muscles Chart
-- Topodiagnostic Relevance of Ocular Movement Disorders
-- Table of Clinically Relevant Muscles & their Innervation (includes upper & lower extremities)
-- Color-coded diagrams of Vascular Territories & Vessels of Cerebral Hemispheres
-- Cross-Sectional Diagrams of the brain & spinal cord
-- Cutaneous Innervation of the Upper Extremity
-- Diagrams of Brachial Plexus & Lumbosacral Plexus (including smaller branching nerves)
As you can see, this 3-card set is very all-inclusive with the exception of the relation of the cranial nerves to the cerebral vessels, which is not a huge deal considering everything else that is included. I would HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend this card set to others -- they are perfect for any level including students, interns, & interns (or even attendings who want a great quick-reference tool).
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2019
I received the set very fast within two days. But it was missing :
* Neurological examination
* Mini-Mental State Test and Glasgow Coma Scale .
As per product description, it's three card set and I received only one card containing cerebral vessels and territories, and nerves of the upper and lower extremities.
This is the first time to have such problem with amazon and I hope it will be fixed soon
* Neurological examination
* Mini-Mental State Test and Glasgow Coma Scale .
As per product description, it's three card set and I received only one card containing cerebral vessels and territories, and nerves of the upper and lower extremities.
This is the first time to have such problem with amazon and I hope it will be fixed soon
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2017
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