Which Neurological Assessment Is Particularly Important When Assessing the Patient

question 22

Multiple Choice

Which neurological assessment is particularly important when assessing the patient who is comatose?

• A) graphesthesia, stereognosis, and two-point discrimination
• B) doll's eyes, Babinski reflex, and corneal reflex
• C) proprioceptive sensation and cerebellar function
• D) superficial pain and light touch

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