 The client was infected with the campylobacter bacteria.

Other infections include

influenza virus, cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr virus, hepatitis A, B, C and E, HIV,
Mycoplasma pneumonia
 Surgical procedure
 Trauma e.g vehicular accident
 Diagnoses with hodgkin’s lymphoma
 Influenza/childhood vaccine

An immune response is Shared ganglioside

initiated, although the antigens between
mechanism is unknown at peripheral nerve and
this time pathogens coat proteins

Increased permeability of blood-nerve

Triggered immune barrier
IgG antibodies to response
ganglioside antibodies
serum Increased
protein in CSF

Decreased conduction Antiboides attack Antibodies

velocity. Blockage of schwann cells attack nodes of
conduction ranvier
Decreased
CMAP
Acute inflammatory Acute motor axonal Acute motor sensory amplitude
demyelinating polyneuropathy neuropathy axonal neuropathy

Acute immune- Involvement of

mediated phrenic nerve
polyneuropathy

Bulbar Oculomotor
Development of Development of Development of Involvement of palsy weakness
motor deficits sensory deficits dysautonomia phrenic nerve

Decreased
Universal Urinary Impaired
BP fluctuation ability to
areflexia retention swallowing
clear
secretions

Limb Pain and Sudden Paralysis of

weakness paresthesia death diaphragm

Respiratory failure