Which of the following is a crucial indicator of neurological function?

• Blood pressure

• Level of Consciousness (LOC)

• Heart rate

• Respiratory rate

The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is utilized to categorize consciousness levels based on which of the following?

• A) Eye-opening, verbal response, and motor response

• B) Blood pressure, heart rate, and temperature

• C) Reflexes, muscle tone, and gait

• D) Memory, speech, and orientation

Which LOC category is described as: 'Spontaneous eye-opening, looks and responds appropriately to stimuli, movements are purposeful'?

• Alert

• Lethargic

• Stuporous

• Comatose

Which LOC category is characterized by being drowsy but responsive to loud verbal stimuli and may fall back asleep after brief interaction?

• Lethargic

• Alert

• Comatose

• Stuporous

Which LOC category is described as: 'Opens eyes with tactile stimuli, slow response, may appear confused'?

• Obtundation

• Stupor

• Coma

• Delirium

Which LOC category is described as: 'Awakens only with painful stimuli, slow or absent verbal responses, reverts to unresponsive state when stimuli cease'?

• Stupor

• Alert

• Coma

• Delirium

Which LOC category is described as: 'Unarousable, eyes closed, no purposeful responses, may have nonpurposeful responses to painful stimuli or brainstem reflexes'?

• Coma

• Stupor

• Obtundation

• Delirium

According to the Glasgow Coma Scale, what does a score of 15 indicate?

• Severe dysfunction

• Moderate dysfunction

• Normal neurological function

• Mild dysfunction

According to the Glasgow Coma Scale, a score of 8 or less indicates ________.

• Severe dysfunction

• Mild dysfunction

• Normal function

• Moderate dysfunction

According to the Glasgow Coma Scale, what is the lowest score and what does it indicate?

• The lowest score is 3, which indicates a completely unresponsive state.

• The lowest score is 1, which indicates mild confusion.

• The lowest score is 5, which indicates deep sleep.

• The lowest score is 0, which indicates brain death.