NEUROPSYCHIATRIC LYME
ASSESSMENT
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Assessment of Lyme Disease
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+ Symptom/syndrome present | 1st Col. Premorbid Baseline |
+/- Sub-syndromal | 2nd Col. Present in course of illness |
- Symptoms not present | 3rd Col. Initial Visit |
? Unknown | 4th Col. Subsequent visits, etc. |
O Not applicable or available | |
* High diagnostic significance | |
# Uncommon symptoms | |
DB1 - Database of NPLD patients pre-infection | |
DB2 - Database of NPLD patients post infection |
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Patient Name: Date of Birth: Current Age: Date: Date of Infection: Date of LD Diagnosis: Date Treatment Started: History Exposure to Endemic Area: History of Tick Bite: History Erythema Migrans Rash: With Flu-Like illness Recurrent Erythema Migrans Rash: Lab Findings:
Other Diagnoses Considered:
Pre-Existing Psychiatric Illness:
Pre-Existing Physical Illness: |
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Cognitive Symptoms Attention Span (Perception) Sustained Attention Allocation of attention Distracted by Frustration Distracted by Hyperacuity
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MemoryWorking Memory *Working Spatial Memory Recent Memory Remote Memory Encoding Errors Memory Retrieval *Slowness of retrieval
*Sequential Memory
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Processing
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Imagery
Hypnagogic Hallucinations Vivid nightmares Illusions Hallucinations |
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Thought Processes / Exec function Unfocused concentration *Fuzzy/Fog sensation *Prioritizing multiple tasks *Concentration on multiple tasks Racing thoughts Obsessive thoughts Mental apathy Abstract reasoning |
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Mood
Symptoms
Decreased frustration tolerance Sudden abrupt mood swings Hypervigilance Paranoia |
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Behavioral
Symptoms
Disinhibition Exaggerated startle reflex Explosive anger Suicidal Homicidal Accident prone Decreased social functioning Decreased job/school performance Marital/family difficulties Substance abuse Legal difficulties Dissociative episodes Compensatory compulsions Dropping objects Crying spells |
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Psychiatric Syndromes Depression
Obsessive-Compulsive disorder Social phobia Generalized anxiety PTSD |
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Oscillating Rhythms
Hypersomnia Loss of 24 hour cycle Narcolepsy |
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Eating Disorder Anorexia Weight loss Non-appetite motivated Sexual
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Temperature Control Body Temperature Fluctuations |
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Neurological Headaches
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Cranial Nerves
III, IV, VI double vision or eye drifts when tired
V. Sensory loss *VII. Bell's Palsy *VIII. Tinnitus IX, X Episodic loss of speech Choking on food, difficulty swallowing XI. SCM and trap pain and paresis XII.
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Other Neurological Numbness |
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Other Physical Symptoms Joint Pain, swelling, tightness (specify joints)Bone thinning/fractures *Bone pain (tibia, ribs, iliac crest, sternum, clavicle, elbow etc) Plantar fascitis Chronic fatigue syndrome Fibromyalgia Myalgia Chondritis (ear, nose, costochondral) Tendonitis Carpal Tunnel |
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Cardiac Heart block |
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Pulmonary / Upper Respiratory Shortness of breath Cough Sore throats Swollen glands Asthma |
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Gastrointestinal (GI) Upper GI distress Non ulcerative dyspepsia Irritable bowel #Hepatitis #Pancreatitis #Inflammatory bowel #Cholecyctisis#Gall stones |
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Genitourinary (GU) Genital pain Breast pain, tenderness Lactation Irritable bladder #Atrophy of genitalia Anesthesia of genitalia |
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Autoimmune symptoms | |
Other Alcohol intolerance Hair loss Thyroid dysfunction Wilson's Syndrome Adrenal insufficiency Hypoglycemia Vasculitis Ankle edema Tooth pain Nose bleeds MCS Allergies Splenomegaly Ecchymosis Chronic pain ACA Lymphocytoma |
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Fluctuations of Symptoms *Herxheimer reaction *Progression of symptoms *Symptoms fluctuation throughout the day Stress increases symptoms Infectious disease increase symptoms 28 day cycle or longer Perimenstrual relapse Episodic relapse Antibiotics reduce symptoms Babesiosis screen Severe headaches Sweats Chills Severe fatigue Severe muscle ache Afternoon fever Ehrlichiosis screen Decreased white count Decreased platelet count Elevated lever enzymes Splenomegaly Treatment Psychiatric Medical Oral antibiotics IM & IV antibiotics Other/Status/Comments
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