nihss评分量表口诀.docxVIP

nihss评分量表口诀 Here are some possible reference contents for a NIHSS (National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale) scoring scale mnemonic:- Level of consciousness (LOC) - Alert, drowsy or comatose? Up to 3 points for LOC, Eyes and - Best gaze (BG) - 2 points for horizontal gaze, and 1 point each for vertical and - Visual fields (VF) - 1 point for each intact field, both sides - Facial palsy (FP) - 0 for normal or symmetrical, 1 for minor, 2 for partial or complete unilateral, compare left and right - Motor arm (MA) - 0 for normal or symmetrical, 1 for some weakness, 2 for total paralysis, ask patient to close eyes and lift arms - Motor leg (ML) - Same as Motor arm, but for legs - Limb ataxia (LA) - 0 for absent, 1 for mild, 2 for moderate or severe, test both - Sensory (SE) - 0 for normal, 1 for mild to moderate loss or specially located abnormality, up to 2 points, test light touch and pinprick in various areas on both sides - Best language (BL) - 0 for normal or irrelevant loss, 1 for mild to moderate aphasia or dysarthria, 2 for severe aphasia or mutism, test spontaneous speech, repetition, naming, Note: The above references are not intended to replace the official NIHSS scoring rules or training. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for accurate and up-to-date information about using the NIHSS scale.