The neurological examination methods for cerebral hemorrhage are as follows: First, determine the patient’s mental condition. There are three major categories of drowsiness, lethargy and coma. In the beginning if the patient can wake up, but once not called and will sleep, this situation is called narcolepsy; some people call a little no movement, this is coma. Second, observe the state of the pupil, the normal pupil is generally 2-5mm, the light response is positive. Once the pupil has an abnormal condition, it may indicate that there will be changes in the cranial condition, and it is necessary to review the head CT in time. third, limb muscle strength examination, the normal human limb muscle strength is 5 levels, which can be lifted autonomously and can be positioned. The lowest level is 0, the limb will not move no matter how strong the stimulation, and there is no muscle contraction performance. Fourth, check the state of speech function, generally many comatose patients, stimulation can only have the corners of the mouth twitching, but no pronunciation. Fifth, check the relevant pathological signs, such as Babinski’s sign, the most basic paddle plantar, generally normal people will contract, while the positive sign is the unfolded state, which often indicates a relatively serious condition.