A comprehensive neurological examination in cancer patients typically includes:
1. Mental Status Examination: Assessing cognitive functions such as memory, attention, and language. 2. Cranial Nerve Examination: Checking the function of the 12 cranial nerves, which control activities like vision, facial movements, and swallowing. 3. Motor System Examination: Evaluating muscle strength, tone, and coordination. 4. Sensory Examination: Testing the ability to feel pain, temperature, vibration, and touch. 5. Reflex Testing: Checking deep tendon reflexes and other involuntary responses. 6. Gait and Coordination Testing: Observing walking patterns and coordination to detect any abnormalities.
