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with or. all of the sectors of the community that we ve been able to to speak to and to to have an even closer to the ground in order to make sure that our activities are able to continue right your organization has today called on the wall to rethink their response to able to what is meant by that. i think it means that it s time to look at how can we do what we re doing in a better way how can the motor response respond to not only different people up in this area but how can this become a mechanism by which the health system overall can perhaps be left stronger as opposed to weaker or when the epidemic does eventually end all right that s a paper loss the other the challenge we have been talking about you know attacks on treatment sanchez and the for suspension of some services on the ground and the
all right. and what s the highest score someone can get that is the most alert someone can be? a 15. and what was the defendant s glasgow coma score that evening? 15. and what does that highest score indicate to you? it would indicate that for eye response, it was spontaneous. for verbal response, he was oriented. for motor response, he obeyed commands. did you observe any injuries to the defendant? yes. and what injuries did you observe? he had a very swollen, bleeding nose. he had lacerations to the back of his head. of the defendant s nose actively bleeding when you arrived? i don t believe it was actively bleeding. all right. it was still moist. okay. what did you do to treat his
he responded to you? no. did the defendant appear to have any memory problems? no. your honor, objection, that would be speculation. sustained. since it got out before [ inaudible ] move to strike. ladies and gentlemen, you re to disregard the question and the answer. what is a glasgow coma score? a scoring system that we use to determine the level of responsiveness of a patient. and what what are the components of it? what makes it up? it has three sections for eye, verbal, and motor response. they each have a series of numbers like a score. for example, for eye, it s 4321, it would be spontaneous to command, to pain, and none. and each section has a different amount of numbers for a score.
command, to pain, and to none. each section has a different amount of numbers for a score. all right. and what s the highest score someone can get, the most alert someone can be? a 15. what was the defendant s score that evening? 15. and what does that highest score indicate to you? it would indicate that for eye response it was spontaneous. for verbal response, he was oriented. and for motor response, he obeyed commands. did you observe any injuries to the defendant? yes. and what injuries did you observe? he had a very swollen, bleeding nose. he had lacerations to the back of his head. was the defendant s nose actively bleeding when you