Safety in Neurology: Dizziness and Vertigo

Learn to safely assess dizziness and vertigo in this 2-credit course. Covers diagnosis, neuroanatomy, red flags for stroke and tumors, and focused neurological exam techniques.

Functional Neurology

Ayla Wolf

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Course Description

This 2-credit course is designed for practitioners looking to enhance patient safety and clinical outcomes when treating dizziness and vertigo. Participants will learn how to differentiate between dizziness and vertigo, review the neuroanatomy involved, and master key aspects of intake and neurological examination specific to this patient population. Emphasis is placed on identifying neurological red flags, including signs of stroke, tumors, and acoustic neuromas. This course fulfills NCCAOM requirements and Florida’s medical errors education standards.

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What you’ll learn:

Differentiate between dizziness and vertigo based on clinical presentation.
Understand the neuroanatomy underlying dizziness and vertigo symptoms.
Perform focused intake interviews and neurological exams for patients with balance disorders.
Identify critical neurological red flags such as signs of stroke and acoustic neuroma.

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Chapter 2 - Diagnosis

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Chapter 3 - Assessment

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Eligibility for Neurology Fellowship and Diplomate Examinations after the completion of 300+ hours of study

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