(精选)Audit of CTS screening guidelines教学课件.pptVIP

Audit of CTS screening guidelines;NHS requirements;Why perform Clinical Neurophysiology?;Why perform Clinical Neurophysiology?;CTS Grading Scale;CTS Grading Scale;Why perform Clinical Neurophysiology?;Why perform Clinical Neurophysiology?;Introduction to Recommendations;;Essential pre-requisites;Standards for CTS (1);;;;Standards for CTS (1);Standards for CTS (2);Guidelines for CTS (1);Guidelines for CTS (2);Options for CTS;CTS Standards (BSCN Web site version);CTS Standards (Web version); Joint National Audit Project BSCN/ANS Standards for NCS in CTS ; Response Analysis Pre-test analysis Identification of patient and clinical information. Hand temperature measurement. 3. Recording analysis Sensory nerve comparative test Test of median motor nerve conduction across the wrist. Motor nerve conduction in the forearm 4. Report analysis The investigation report. Abnormality reporting analysis. Professional status of reporter and recorder identified. Responsibility marking. ;;Response analysis;Pre-test analysis;Pre-test analysis;Pre-test analysis;Recording analysis;2. A comparative test of conduction in a digital nerve not innervated by the median nerve is performed in the same hand.;3.? A test of median motor nerve conduction across the wrist in the affected hand is performed using surface electrodes and measuring response amplitude and latency/velocity.;4.? Median motor nerve conduction in the forearm is performed on the affected limb using surface electrodes and measuring response amplitude and latency/conduction velocity.;Recording analysis;Post-test (Report) analysis;Post-test (Report) analysis;Post-test (Report) analysis;Post-test (Report) analysis;Post-test (Report) analysis;Post-test (Report) analysis;8. The report is signed by the practitioner taking medico-legal responsibility for it. ;Summary;Recommendations;Acknowledgements