Nonneurologic
Nonneurologic is an adjective used in medical and scientific writing to describe conditions, symptoms, tests, or findings that do not involve the nervous system (the brain, spinal cord, or peripheral nerves) or nervous system function. It contrasts with neurologic or neurogenic terms and is commonly employed in clinical documentation and research to separate non–nervous system phenomena from those related to neurology.
In practice, nonneurologic considerations are important when evaluating patients with diseases that can affect multiple body
Examples of nonneurologic symptoms or conditions include chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, anemia, weight changes,
Limitations and note: nonneurologic is a broad, descriptive term rather than a formal diagnosis. It emphasizes