A&P - Cranial Nerve Palsy MKS

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Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Counselled pt on importance of monitoring condition as directed. Stressed importance of BG and BP control. Pt may use an occlusion patch over one eye to relieve symptomatic diplopia. Instructed pt to immediately report any change in condition outside of expected and discussed symptoms. MRI of head is not indicated at this time but should be considered if new neurologic signs or symptoms develop or the severity of the palsy increases. RTC for additional testing as indicated. 

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