The Glasgow Coma Scale Assesses Patient Responses in What Three

question 20

Multiple Choice

The Glasgow Coma Scale assesses patient responses in what three areas?

• A) The ability to open the eyes, move the arms and legs, and verbalize responses
• B) The ability to describe pain, move the head, and make sounds
• C) The ability to respond to commands, walk a straight line, and swallow fluids
• D) The ability to recognize family members, remember the alphabet, and draw a straight line

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Definitions:

Sufficiency Threshold

Sufficiency threshold refers to the minimum level of resources, information, or inputs required to achieve a satisfactory outcome or make a decision.

Systematic Processing

A mode of information processing that involves careful and thoughtful consideration of all available information and evidence.

Heuristic

A simple, efficient rule or method used to make decisions, learn something, or solve problems quickly.

Door-In-The-Face Tactic

Multiple-request technique to gain compliance, in which the focal request is preceded by a larger request that is bound to be refused.