Questions and Answers
What is the Glasgow Scale used to identify?
The patient’s level of consciousness
Which of the following are precipitating factors for migraine?
Light, sound, stress, cheese
What does the Glasgow Scale assess?
Patient's level of consciousness
Which etiology is associated with COPD?
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What does CSF analysis of bacterial meningitis typically show?
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Study Notes
Neurological Assessment
- The Glasgow Scale is used to identify the level of consciousness in a patient, particularly in cases of traumatic brain injury.
Migraine Precipitating Factors
- Precipitating factors for migraine include stress, hormonal changes, sleep disturbances, certain foods, and environmental stimuli.
Glasgow Scale Assessment
- The Glasgow Scale assesses three main aspects of a patient's neurological function: eye opening, verbal response, and motor response.
COPD Etiology
- COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) is associated with smoking and other environmental pollutants.
CSF Analysis in Bacterial Meningitis
- CSF (Cerebrospinal Fluid) analysis of bacterial meningitis typically shows an elevated white blood cell count, increased protein levels, and decreased glucose levels.
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