⚡Mnemonic⚡: Characteristic Findings In Acute Brain Syndrome

Mnemonic :  BRAIN WAVE FEVER

• B: “Brain Fog” – Patients experience confusion and cognitive impairment.
• R: “Restlessness” – They often exhibit agitation and restlessness.
• A: “Ataxia” – Characterized by a lack of muscle coordination, leading to unsteady movements.
• I: “Inattention” – An inability to focus or pay attention to tasks.
• N: “Neurological Deficits” – Various neurological impairments may be present.
• W: “Weakness” – Muscle weakness or paresis can be observed.
• A: “Altered Consciousness” – Patients may be disoriented or have changes in their level of consciousness.
• V: “Visual Disturbances” – Such as blurred vision or double vision.
• E: “Emotional Lability” – Mood swings and emotional instability.
• F: “Fever” – Elevated body temperature can be associated with acute brain syndromes.
• E: “Epileptic Seizures” – Some patients may experience seizures.
• V: “Variable Symptoms” – Symptoms can vary among individuals.
• E: “Encephalopathy” – A broad term for brain dysfunction often seen in acute brain syndromes.
• R: “Reversible or Irreversible” – The condition may be temporary or permanent, depending on the cause.