The Glasgow Coma Scale

The outcome of a traumatic brain injury varies greatly, depending on its severity.  A treating physician often uses the Glasgow Coma Scale to assess the extent of the damage. 

The Glasgow Coma Scale measures a closed head injury victim's ability to open his or her eyes, provide verbal responses, and provide motor responses.  The scale ranges between a score of three to fifteen.  The higher the score, the better the overall prognosis.

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