Neurophysiology
Instead than focusing on the anatomy of the nervous system, the health sciences field of neurophysiology measures and evaluates how the nervous system functions. This profession aids in the identification and tracking of nervous system problems. Clinical Neurophysiology: A hospital-based subdivision of neurophysiology called clinical neurophysiology involves monitoring neurological parameters in a research context, at the patient's bedside, in intensive care units, or in a special hospital lab. To aid in the diagnosis of various nervous system illnesses, clinical neurophysiologists perform tests on and keep records of the function of the brain, spinal cord, spinal nerve roots, peripheral nerves, including both sensory and motor nerves, and muscles. These medical specialists may monitor neural activity, nerve impulse conduction, and muscle response coordination using computerised imaging, magnetic, electrical, or electronic methods. Clinical neurophysiology is used to treat illnesse...