Glasgow Eye Response

The Glasgow Eye Response is a component of the Glasgow Coma Scale that assesses a patient’s ability to open their eyes spontaneously, to speech, or to pain. Sco…

Definition & Operational Usage

The Glasgow Eye Response is a component of the Glasgow Coma Scale that assesses a patient’s ability to open their eyes spontaneously, to speech, or to pain. Scores range from 1 (no eye opening) to 4 (eyes open spontaneously).

Category context: Patient care, assessment, interventions, triage, and EMS system terms commonly used by firefighter/medics.

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