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Level of Conciousness (LOC)

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This is the acronym for assessment of a patient's level of conciousness

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Level of Conciousness (LOC)
 

Level of Conciousness (LOC)Online version

This is the acronym for assessment of a patient's level of conciousness

by Randy Metzger
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V
P
U

Starts with A

An "alert and oriented" patient knows his or her name, where he or she is, and the correct date.

Starts with V

A patient is "responsive to verbal stimuli" even if he or she reacts only to loud sounds.

Starts with P

Response to pain is tested by pinching the patients ear lobe or skin over the collarbone. A patient who withdraws from the stimulus is said to be "responsive to painful stimuli"

Starts with U

The patient does not respond to either verbal or painful stimuli.

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