The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Assessment with Simple Mnemonics

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A very helpful tutorial

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I like how you explained the eye opening.
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Very simple to understand

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Great video boss. It was very insightful 👏

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Great video, Doc

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If a person has one of the limitations can you still score for the other 2?

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Okay there's more to that.
Say, a person is intubated, you give him the least score in verbal (1) and score the other 2 but when reporting, you indicate that.
So yes, but you'll have to indicate that in your report.

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