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Move countersign test

bombs in our clinic is a key piece of our evaluation for a concussion patient it gives us a good basic understanding of what's going on oculomotor vestibular and it helps us to formulate an initial treatment plan with the patient and give them something to start with at home it's important after the bomb's tests to reassess the patient for symptoms often times they're very symptomatic and I will have them rest until their symptoms return closer to baseline once that test is complete then we can decide whether we're going to continue on with more assessment or we're going to wait for the future to do more testing first thing we're gonna do is we're gonna get a baseline test on some similar or common symptoms that we're gonna see which is gonna be dizziness headache nausea and fogginess okay so we're gonna get a number out of 10 on 0 to 10 and I want to get a baseline on all of those so we're gonna test a smooth pursuit so that's the ability of your eyes to follow an object along a pathway you're going to stare straight at me your eyes are the only thing that's gonna be moving so we're gonna follow from here point A to point B and just track my finger as it moves along and what we're watching for is any eye movement that is dysfunctional okay now you're gonna give me a repeat on your symptoms for each one of these when you're recording symptoms after you do the test you want to wait about 10 seconds before you ask them their change in symptoms did anything change with your headache any dizziness right now yes give me a number any nausea yes give me a number out of zero to ten fogginess the next we're gonna track they're called saccade s-- that's your ability of your eye to jump from one object to another and stay in focus okay so you're gonna hear head again is not going to move you're going to jump from my finger to the next we're gonna repeat this ten times okay so you're gonna go from here and stop okay after ten times we're gonna give me a number on it see if there's anything changing in your symptoms any dizziness any headache any change in fogginess or nausea with the psychotic eye movement we're looking for faulty movement patterns so what we're looking for is are your eyes jumping from one target to the next smoothly or are we seeing a corrective saccade at the end so next we're gonna do the vertical saccade so you're going head is going to stay steady you're gonna start jumping from top to bottom and we're gonna repeat this ten times I will tell you when to stop okay okay and stop and again I will note any faulty eye movement pattern okay next we're gonna do it's called convergence what you are going...