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🧠 Neurology Disorders by Nurse Haley
CNS · PNS 주요 질환 / 약물 / 간호중재 총정리
📖 Table of Contents
🧩 Central Nervous System (CNS Disorders)
Disorder | Pathophysiology / Key Features | High-Yield Nursing Points |
---|---|---|
1️⃣ Multiple Sclerosis (MS) |
Autoimmune destruction of myelin sheath → impaired nerve transmission. Periods of relapse/remission; onset 20–40 yrs. |
• Avoid “4S”: Stress, Sickness, Smoking, Sun/Heat. • Balance rest & activity. • Diplopia (double vision) → eye patch alternate. • Meds: IVIG, corticosteroids, immunosuppressants (Cyclosporine). • Promote independence (assistive devices, energy conservation). |
2️⃣ Parkinson’s Disease |
↓ Dopamine in basal ganglia → tremor, rigidity, bradykinesia. Mask-like face, shuffling gait, “pill-rolling” tremor at rest. |
• Meds: Levodopa + Carbidopa (monitor dyskinesia, orthostatic hypotension). • Avoid high-protein diet (↓ absorption). • Encourage deliberate movement & ROM. • Small frequent meals for swallowing difficulty. • Do NOT stop meds abruptly → NMS risk (rigidity + fever + confusion). |
3️⃣ Alzheimer’s Disease | Progressive cognitive decline from neuronal loss; affects memory & judgment first. |
• Safe environment (remove rugs, lock exits). • Redirection, not reorientation (avoid arguing). • Consistent caregivers & routines. • Meds: Donepezil, Rivastigmine — improve cognition. • Watch for wandering and sundowning. |
4️⃣ Huntington’s Disease | Genetic autosomal dominant disorder → chorea, psychiatric changes, cognitive decline. |
• Genetic counseling before pregnancy. • Fall prevention & aspiration precautions. • Emotional support (progressive, no cure). • High-calorie diet (increased movement). |
⚡ Peripheral Nervous System (PNS Disorders)
Disorder | Pathophysiology / Key Features | High-Yield Nursing Points |
---|---|---|
1️⃣ Myasthenia Gravis (MG) |
Autoimmune destruction of acetylcholine receptors at neuromuscular junction. “Gravis = gravity” — weakness worsens with activity, improves with rest. |
• Meds: Pyridostigmine, Neostigmine (cholinergic). • Give 30–60 min before meals. • Semi-solid foods, aspiration precautions. • Myasthenic Crisis: airway obstruction from underdose → prepare for intubation. • Cholinergic Crisis: overmedication → bradycardia, salivation → atropine ready. • Avoid aminoglycosides & beta-blockers (worsen weakness). |
2️⃣ Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) |
Degeneration of motor neurons → progressive paralysis with intact cognition. Usually fatal within 3–5 years due to respiratory failure. |
• Maintain airway, suction, oxygen. • Monitor dysphagia/dysarthria — aspiration risk. • Communicate using boards/devices. • Med: Riluzole slows progression. • Emotional & palliative support. |
3️⃣ Guillain–Barré Syndrome (GBS) |
Autoimmune demyelination following viral infection → ascending paralysis. Moves from legs → trunk → respiratory muscles. |
• Early sign: can’t lift head or eyebrows, weak cough. • Prepare for intubation & mechanical ventilation. • Frequent respiratory assessment. • Meds: IVIG, plasmapheresis. • Prevent immobility complications (ROM, DVT prophylaxis). |
⚠️ NCLEX 핵심포인트:
- MG, ALS, GBS → 모두 airway 우선!
- MG: underdose = Myasthenic Crisis, overdose = Cholinergic Crisis.
- Parkinson: Levodopa + Carbidopa 병용, 단백질 제한.
- Alzheimer: Reorient ❌, Redirect ⭕.
- MS: Avoid hot environment & infection.
- MG: underdose = Myasthenic Crisis, overdose = Cholinergic Crisis.
- Parkinson: Levodopa + Carbidopa 병용, 단백질 제한.
- Alzheimer: Reorient ❌, Redirect ⭕.
- MS: Avoid hot environment & infection.
📘 Quick Comparison Table (한눈정리표)
Category | Disorder | Cause | Key Symptoms | Nursing Focus |
---|---|---|---|---|
CNS | MS | Autoimmune demyelination | Weakness, spasm, visual changes | IVIG, avoid heat/stress, rest–exercise balance |
Parkinson | ↓ Dopamine | Shuffling gait, tremor, rigidity | Levodopa/Carbidopa, fall prevention | |
Alzheimer | Neuronal loss | Memory loss, wandering | Safe room, redirection, Donepezil | |
Huntington | Genetic dominant | Chorea, mood changes | Genetic counseling, high-calorie diet | |
PNS | MG | ↓ ACh receptor | Weakness ↑ with activity | Anticholinesterase before meals, airway setup |
ALS | Motor neuron death | Paralysis, dysphagia, intact cognition | Airway, suction, Riluzole | |
GBS | Post-viral autoimmune | Ascending paralysis | Respiratory monitoring, IVIG/plasmapheresis |
🩺 General Nursing Principles
- All are progressive or chronic; focus on function, not cure.
- Promote independence — do not perform all ADLs.
- Gait training sequence: cane → walker → wheelchair.
- Prioritize respiratory status in MG, ALS, GBS.
- Use interdisciplinary team (PT, OT, speech therapy).
💡 Exam Tip:
If you see a neuro disorder question → always check:
① Airway
② Swallowing ability
③ Medication timing & side effects
④ Heat, stress, infection triggers (MS, MG)
If you see a neuro disorder question → always check:
① Airway
② Swallowing ability
③ Medication timing & side effects
④ Heat, stress, infection triggers (MS, MG)
정리: 오늘의 간호사 Haley
📌 본문 내용은 오늘의 간호사 Haley의 저작물로 무단 복제·배포를 금합니다.
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