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This patient's GCS is 7, not 5. She scores a 1 in eye opening response, a 2 in verbal response (due to incomprehensible sounds) and a 4 in motor response.
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5
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This patient's GCS is 7, not 6. She scores a 1 in eye opening response, a 2 in verbal response (due to incomprehensible sounds) and a 4 in motor response.
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c
6
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This patient's GCS is 7. She scores a 1 for eye opening response as she does not open her eyes. She is making incomprehensible sounds, scoring a 2 for verbal response. She flexes to withdraw from pain, meaning she scores a 4 in motor response.
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7
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This patient's GCS is 7, not 8. She scores a 1 in eye opening response, a 2 in verbal response (due to incomprehensible sounds) and a 4 in motor response.
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b
8
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This patient's GCS is 7, not 4. She scores a 1 as she does not open her eyes, a 2 in verbal response (due to incomprehensible sounds) and a 4 in motor response.
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e
4
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Chapter
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Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
Topic
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Neuroscience
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A 90-year-old female is brought in to the emergency department after being found unconscious in her home. She does not open her eyes but is making incomprehensible sounds. She flexes to withdraw from pain.

What is her Glasgow Coma Scale score?
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