The LPN/LVN is аssessing а client's level оf cоnsciоusness. Bаsed on the following assessment data/scenario what Glasgow Coma Scale score should the LPN/LVN give the client? Please enter the numeric value for the total score on the blank. The LPN/LVN enters the client's room and notes the client looking spontaneously around the room. The client is able to state their name, date of birth, and allergies when prompted for that information. The client tells the LPN/LVN where they are and why they are here. The LPN/LVN asks for permission to assess the client's vitals and the client lifts the right arm for the nurse to apply the blood pressure cuff. The client's blood pressure is 114/72, heart rate is 81, respiratory rate is 16, and temperature is 37.9 C (100.2F). The client rates their pain a 2/10 and describes it as a dull ache behind the left eye. The client's grip on the right is slightly weaker than that on the left. The lower extremity strength is equally weak. Capillary refill is less than 3 seconds on the upper and lower extremities. The pulses are strong in the upper and lower extremities.
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