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This medical tool helps evaluate a patient's consciousness level in emergencies. It calculates the Glasgow Coma Scale score based on eye, verbal, and motor responses, aiding in the assessment of traumatic head injury severity.
✓Calculate GCS score
✓Standard and pediatric GCS options
✓Interpret head injury severity
✓Emergency medical use
✓Simple and easy to use
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What's New in Glasgow Coma Scale
3.2
August 9, 2021
Fix several bugs and improve performance
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FAQ
What is the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)?
The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is a neurological scale used to assess a person's level of consciousness. It is composed of three tests: eye, verbal, and motor response, with a maximum score of 15 and a minimum of 3.
How does Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS work?
Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS allows users to select options for eye, verbal, and motor responses for either standard or pediatric GCS. It then calculates the total score and provides an interpretation of potential head injury severity (minor, moderate, or severe).
Is Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS suitable for children?
Yes, Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS offers a pediatric GCS score feature, which accounts for slight differences in assessment, particularly in the verbal component, compared to the standard GCS.
What is the age rating for Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS?
Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS has an age rating of 12+.
Does Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS have ads?
Yes, Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS contains advertisements.
What devices is Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS available on?
Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
How often is Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS updated?
The last update for Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS was on August 9, 2021, with version 3.2.
Can Glasgow Coma Scale - GCS be used as a sole guide for patient care?
No, the developers provide a disclaimer stating that all calculations must be re-checked and should not be used alone to guide patient care or substitute for clinical judgment. Calculations may also differ from local practices.
