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The dizzy patient: treat or refer, on one page.

For clinicians who see the acute dizzy patient — emergency medicine, neurology, and physiotherapy — who want a clear treat-or-refer guide.

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    A one-page treat-or-refer quick reference for the dizzy patient — timing, triggers, and the red flags that mean refer.

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HINTS at a glance

  • HI

    Head-impulse

    Normal (no catch-up saccade) → think central

  • N

    Nystagmus

    Direction-changing or vertical → think central

  • TS

    Test of skew

    Vertical skew present → think central

Source: Kattah et al., 2009 (HINTS). Authored by NeuroDash — educational, not medical advice.

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Educational quick reference, drafted from the HINTS exam (Kattah et al., 2009). Not individualized medical advice and not a diagnosis. Authored by NeuroDash — not board-certified and not reviewed by an outside specialist.