Question 1
How is a GCS score calculated?
Question 2
For the Eye Opening Response, what score is given for eyes opening spontaneously?
Question 3
Which type of stimuli tests the brain’s response?
Question 4
What are the three main components assessed by the Glasgow Coma Scale?
Question 5
What does the motor response score of '5' in GCS indicate?
Question 6
What does a GCS score of 6T typically indicate?
Question 7
What verbal response score on the GCS corresponds to a patient making inappropriate words?
Question 8
What action should be taken if a GCS component cannot be assessed due to physical limitations?
Question 9
What is contraindicated in assessing stimuli due to the risk of bruising?
Question 10
Which of the following is NOT a factor that can affect the GCS score?
Question 11
A GCS score of 15 indicates what level of brain function?
Question 12
Which score range on the GCS suggests a severe brain injury?
Question 13
Which GCS verbal response score corresponds to confused conversation?
Question 14
In GCS motor response, what does a score of 3 indicate?
Question 15
If a patient scores a '2' on the verbal response part of GCS, what does this imply?