Needs of a Neurologist

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Dr. Patricia Jamil

English 1301

20 November 2014

Needs of a Neurologist

        Neurology is the branch of medicine concerned with the study and treatment of disorders of the nervous system. Neurology, with an intent interest and drive to learn, could be the field of medicine for anyone with the right ambition and passion. Neurology involves the treatment of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, muscles, and autonomic nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. A neurological career is characterized by problem solving, making connections, and extensive knowledge.

A neurologist must be able to adequately diagnose an ailment a neurosurgeon must have immense problem solving capabilities. Problems of the neuro network are not as easily diagnosed as other more noticeable areas such as trauma or joint damage. A neurologist must be able to go not only by what the patient is able to communicate with them, but also what thy physically notice in that many neurological disorders also hinder some bodily function and other aspects of the sufferers life that the doctor should pick up on.  Neurological principles show that the body is always in a state psychological equilibration and many neuro ailments hinder this equilibrium. The problem-solving performance of the experienced clinical neurologist, and many other doctors may look like a random art, is found to be a rigorous discipline that, although central to his delivery of health care, is not only ignored in his training but it is hampered by his training in that the problem solving isn’t taught in schooling, but it is express learned after beginning the actual doctoral practice.

In the field of Neuro those who choose be able to make connections with a broad range of often minor ailments. Making connections is vital in this industry is crucial in that the brain is the most complex part of the human body, so small implications in the common daily cycle of a person with a disorder may be severely by seemingly simple problems in then neuro network.  Our perceptions and responses are all tied in the neuro network so slight implications or problems within this network may drastically change a person’s demeanor or stability which emphasizes that making connections on even simple fluctuations in behavior or bodily posture may be crucial to determining a good and accurate diagnosis. Making connections may consist of simply be the physician consulting with a patient and noticing as well as discussing symptoms that suggest a neurological issue. Examinations for neurological patients may include a series of questions to determine the cognitive abilities of the patient.