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NIH Stroke Scale The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly NIH Stroke Scale The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

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Press F5 for sound on the presentation NIHSS Level of consciousness Alert 0 points Drowsy 1 point Stupor 2 points Coma 3 points ID: 699846

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NIH Stroke ScaleThe Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Press F5 for sound on the presentationSlide2

NIHSSLevel of consciousness

Alert 0 points

Drowsy 1 pointStupor 2 pointsComa 3 pointsSlide3

NIHSSQuestions Month/Age

Answer both correctly 0 pointsAnswers one correctly 1 point

None are correct 2 pointsSlide4

NIHSSResponse to 2 Commands

Follows 2 command correctly 0 pointsFollows 1 command correctly 1 point

Cannot follow either command 2 pointsSlide5

NIHSSBest Gaze

Normal 0 pointsPartial gaze to one side 1 point

Forced gaze to one side 2 pointsSlide6

NIHSSVisual Fields

No visual loss 0 pointsPartial hemianopsia 1 point

Complete hemianopsia 2 pointsBilateral visual loss 3 pointsSlide7

NIHSSFacial Motor Function

No weakness 0 pointsMinor unilateral weakness 1 point

Partial unilateral weakness 2 pointsComplete uni or bilateral weakness 3 pointsSlide8

NIHSSUpper Extremity Motor Function

(Right and Left Scored Independently)

Normal 0 pointsDrift 1 pointSome effort against gravity 2 points

No effort against gravity 3 pointsNo movement 4 pointsSlide9

NIHSSLower Extremity Motor Function

(Right and Left Scored Independently)

Normal 0 pointsDrift 1 point

Some effort against gravity 2 pointsNo effort against gravity 3 pointsNo movement 4 pointsSlide10

NIHSSExtremity Ataxia(Cannot Be Tested in Presence of Paresis)

No ataxia 0 points

Ataxia in 1 extremity 1 pointAtaxia in 2 extremities 2 pointsSlide11

NIHSSSensory Loss

Normal 0 pointsMild to moderate loss 1 point

Severe to total loss 2 pointsSlide12

NIHSSLanguage

No aphasia 0 pointsMild to moderate aphasia 1 point

Severe aphasia 2 pointsMute 3 pointsSlide13

NIHSSArticulation (Dysarthia)

Normal 0 points

Mild to moderate 1 pointSevere 2 pointsSlide14

NIHSSExtinction/Inattention

No abnormality 0 points

Extinction to one modality 1 pointExtinction to 2 modalities 2 pointsSlide15

The GoodReliable

Interrater reliability confirmed

ValidTime efficientOriginal trial had a 6 minute average

Cell phone with video capability takes 38 seconds longer than bedside examinationSlide16

The BadTendency to favor speech/language function over higher integrated sensory function

L MCA infarcts average 4 points higher than R MCA infarctsSome items represent redundancy

Ataxia with gross motor functionDysarthria with aphasiaToo often ataxia is over representedSlide17

The UglyBrainstem/cerebellar

function overly minimized

Not a good scale for the “dizzy plus” patient