Using a coma scale to assess patient consciousness levels

Article Abstract:

The Glasgow coma scale is the most widely used method for assessing a patient's level of consciousness. The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust's guidelines to assist practitioners with the practical aspects of carrying out and interpreting the coma scale are outlined.

Usage, Neurology, Neurological tests

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Criteria for using a nurse-led ventilator-weaning protocol

Article Abstract:

The protocol used for weaning a postoperative patient clear guidelines that standardize the extubation plan and ensure consistency in patient care. The extubation criteria required for using a nurse-led ventilator is discussed in detail.

Ventilator weaning

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Assessment of consciousness

Article Abstract:

A study examines the Glasgow coma scale (GCS). The results reveal that the deterioration of one point in the motor or verbal response or an overall deterioration of two points is significant.

United Kingdom, Analysis, Loss of consciousness, Unconsciousness

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