After Falling, a Patient's Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Was 5

question 35

Multiple Choice

After falling, a patient's Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) was 5 initially and 7 after 1 day.The patient remained unconscious for 2 weeks but is now awake, confused, and experiencing anterograde amnesia.This history supports which medical diagnosis?

• A) Mild diffuse brain injury
• B) Moderate diffuse brain injury
• C) Severe diffuse brain injury
• D) Postconcussive syndrome

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