nih stroke scale

What are the Components of the NIH Stroke Scale?


Level of Consciousness: Assesses the patient's alertness and awareness.
Best Gaze: Evaluates eye movements.
Visual Fields: Checks for any visual field cuts.
Facial Palsy: Assesses facial muscle movement.
Motor Arm: Tests arm strength and movement.
Motor Leg: Tests leg strength and movement.
Limb Ataxia: Checks for coordination issues.
Sensory: Assesses sensation in the limbs and face.
Best Language: Evaluates speech and comprehension.
Dysarthria: Assesses clarity of speech.
Extinction and Inattention (Neglect): Evaluates awareness of stimuli.

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