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| Question | Answer |
| Which part of the nervous system is affected in GBS? | Peripheral nerve (cranial + body) (mainly motor, may involve sensory + autonomic) |
| Hyp__ reflexia and Hyp__tonia | Hyporeflexia Hypotonia |
| When does GBS gets to its worst? | 2 - 4 weeks |
| How many GBS patients get to recover fully? | 60% |
| GBS progression is (distal/proximal) to (distal/proximal). | Distal to proximal. |
| Age group for GBS patients. | generally below 50 yo |
| Can CN be involved in GBS? | YES! |
| If the patient in ICU is having MAP of 60mmHg, can you start treatment? | NO. MAP needs to be >65 mmHg. |
| What are the key lab values to check before starting moving the patient? | CK, myoglobin levels |
| Key subjective exam questions | 1. discharge plan 2. living environment and required functional level to perform ADLs independently |
| What is the ONW |
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