neurological examinations

What Does a Pediatric Neurological Examination Include?

A comprehensive pediatric neurological examination typically includes the following components:
Mental status evaluation
Cranial nerve assessment
Motor function testing
Sensory function assessment
Reflex testing
Coordination and gait evaluation

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