The Glasgow Coma Scale measures the level of consciousness in clients who are at high risk for rapid deterioration of the nervous system. A score of 13 indicates:

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The Glasgow Coma Scale measures the level of consciousness in clients who are at high risk for rapid deterioration of the nervous system. A score of 13 indicates:

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Answer: A score of 13, in The Glasgow Coma Scale means that the client has a traumatic brain injury on a slight level.

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