1.
Difficulty initiating movement or
3.
Difficulty speaking due to brain injury
4.
Difficulty understanding language due to brain injury
6.
Inability to perform purposeful movements despite understanding the command
7.
Uncoordinated or staggering gait and impaired balance
8.
abnormal muscle tone/contractions
9.
Sensory warning sign that may occur before a seizure or migraine
10.
Mild traumatic brain injury causing temporary impairment of brain function
11.
Difficulty articulating words; slurred or unclear speech
12.
Progressive decline in cognitive function beyond normal ageing
13.
Paralysis of one side of the body
14.
Abnormal, involuntary, or impaired movement
15.
Weakness on one side of the body
16.
Sharp pain occurring along the path of a nerve
17.
Tingling, prickling, or numb sensation
18.
Paralysis or loss of function in the lower limbs
19.
Paralysis affecting all four limbs and the torso
20.
Abnormal sensitivity or intolerance to light
21.
Sudden abnormal electrical activity in the brain causing altered consciousness or movement
22.
Chronic neurological disorder characterised by recurrent seizures
