The Degree of Consciousness in an Otherwise Unresponsive Patient Can

question 3

Multiple Choice

The degree of consciousness in an otherwise unresponsive patient can be assessed by the use of progressive painful stimuli.Arrange the painful stimuli in the appropriate sequence of their application.

-Step 5

• A)Press on the orbital notch.
• B)Press the mandibular angle.
• C)Shake gently.
• D)Rub sternum.
• E)Pinch trapezius.

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