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Head Injury

Safaa Fayiz Englisch

Head Injury

Inhalt der Mindmap

Head Injury

  1. Brainstem

    • Anatomy
      • External Anatomy
        • Dorsal View
        • Anterior View
      • Internal anatomy
    • Functions of the brainstem
      • Midbrain
        • Inferior colliculus
          • Auditory processing
        • Superior colliculus
          • Visual processing
          • Eye movement
      • Medulla Oblongata
        • Respiration
        • Cardiac Center
        • Vasomotor Center
      • Pons
        • Pneumotaxic Center
        • Deep sleep regulation
        • Sensory roles
        • Motor Roles
  2. Consciousness

    • The state of wakefulness, awareness, or alertness
    • Loss of consciousness Causes
      • Continuous
        • Car Accident
        • Severe blood loss
        • Drug overdose
      • Temporary
        • Hypoglycemia
        • Hypotension
        • Syncope
        • Arrythmia
    • Glasgow Coma Scale
  3. Sleep Cycle

    • Types of sleep
      • Non-REM
        • 4 stages
      • REM
  4. Symptoms

    • Physical
      • Headache
      • Nausea & vomiting
      • Fatigue
    • Sensory
      • Blured vision
      • Ringing in the ears
      • Sensitive to light
    • Mental
      • Memory Problem
      • Mood changes
      • Feeling depressed
  5. Concussion

    • Reversible altered consciousness from head injury in the absence of contusion.
    • Neurological Dysfunction
      • Loss of consciousness
      • Temporary respiratory arrest
      • Loss of reflexes
    • Grading
  6. Management

  7. Complications

    • Hematoma

Bilder und Dateien der Mindmap

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Mindmap am Head Injury, erstellt von Safaa Fayiz am 30/09/2018.
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