ü Choreiform
movements: Jerky , rapid, irregular movements usually involving the face and
distal extremities.
ü Dysdiadochokinesia:
Impaired ability to perform rapidly and smoothly repeated alternating
movements.
ü Finger
Agnosia: Inability to name, recognize, or select one’s fingers.
ü Mild
dysphasias: Mild inability to process language.
ü Ocular
aprxaia: Inability to perform purposeful voluntary ocular movements to command
when comprehension and sensorimotor skills are present.
ü Strabismus
: Deviation of the eye.
ü End
–point nystagmus: Involuntary rapid movement of the eye ball.
ü Exaggerated
associated movements: Involuntary movements or reflexive increase of tone.
ü Tremor
ü Motor
awkwardness
ü Fine
motor incoordination
ü Awkward
gait
ü Papillary
inequalities
ü Mixed
laterality
ü Right
–left discrimination confusion
ü Unilateral
Winking defect
ü Avoidance
response to outstretched hands
ü Extinction
to double tactile stimulation
ü Borderline
hyperreflexia and reflex asymmetries
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