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NIH Stroke Scale Complete Collection | Groups A-F All 36 Patients with Detailed Scoring 2025

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Master NIHSS certification with this comprehensive complete collection featuring all six groups (A-F) and all 36 patients in one complete document. This essential resource provides the complete NIH Stroke Scale scoring for every patient across Groups A through F, with detailed breakdowns of all 11 assessment items including level of consciousness (LOC questions and commands), best gaze, visual fields, facial palsy, motor function for both arms and legs, limb ataxia, sensory function, best language, dysarthria, and extinction/inattention. Each patient includes specific clinical descriptors for every item score, with all neurologic deficits bolded for rapid identification. The collection spans the full spectrum of stroke severity from minor deficits (scores 1-4) to moderate (5-15), moderate to severe (16-20), and severe deficits (21-42). Featured cases include Patient 4 from Group B with a severe stroke score of 28 presenting with unresponsiveness, forced gaze deviation, complete hemianopia, right-sided hemiplegia, severe aphasia, and complete inattention, as well as numerous minor stroke presentations with isolated deficits. Designed for healthcare professionals seeking initial NIHSS certification or recertification, this complete collection enables comprehensive self-assessment and validation of stroke severity scoring proficiency across the entire test series.

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NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) – APEX
Dataset, Groups A–F (Patients 1–6)-
Updated Spring 2026
Groups A–F | Patients 1–6 (Total: 36 Patients)

Introduction
The National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) is a standardized tool used
to quantify neurological deficits in patients with acute stroke. It evaluates several
domains including level of consciousness, language, motor function, sensory
perception, gaze, visual fields, ataxia, and attention.

This dataset represents 36 patients across six groups (A–F), with each patient scored
on the 11 NIHSS items. Scores are presented in a line-by-line format, and all deficits
are bolded for clarity. This format is intended for study, clinical reference, or
training purposes in acute stroke assessment.



Purpose: This document provides the complete NIHSS scoring for 36 patients
across Groups A–F, highlighting neurologic deficits for rapid assessment.

Scoring Key:
0 = Normal / No deficit

1–4 = Minor deficit

5–15 = Moderate deficit

16–20 = Moderate to severe deficit

21–42 = Severe deficit




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, TABLE OF CONTENT
Introduction .......................................................................................................................................1
Scoring Key: ....................................................................................................................................... 1
Group A – Patients 1–6 ......................................................................................................................3
Patient 1 ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Patient 2 .....................................................................................................................................3
Patient 3 .....................................................................................................................................3
Patient 4 .....................................................................................................................................4
Patient 5 .....................................................................................................................................4
Patient 6 .....................................................................................................................................4
Group B – Patients 1–6 ......................................................................................................................6
Patient 1 .....................................................................................................................................6
Patient 2 .....................................................................................................................................6
Patient 3 .....................................................................................................................................6
Patient 4 .....................................................................................................................................7
Patient 5 .....................................................................................................................................7
Patient 6 .....................................................................................................................................7
Group C – Patients 1–6 ......................................................................................................................9
Patient 1 .....................................................................................................................................9
Patient 2 .....................................................................................................................................9
Patient 3 .....................................................................................................................................9
Patient 4 .................................................................................................................................. 10
Patient 5 .................................................................................................................................. 10
Patient 6 .................................................................................................................................. 10
Group D – Patients 1–6 ....................................................................................................................12
Patient 1 .................................................................................................................................. 12
Patient 2 .................................................................................................................................. 12
Patient 3 .................................................................................................................................. 12
Patient 4 .................................................................................................................................. 13
Patient 5 .................................................................................................................................. 13
Patient 6 .................................................................................................................................. 13
Group E – Patients 1–6 .................................................................................................................... 15
Patient 1 .................................................................................................................................. 15
Patient 2 .................................................................................................................................. 15
Patient 3 .................................................................................................................................. 15
Patient 4 .................................................................................................................................. 16
Patient 5 .................................................................................................................................. 16
Patient 6 .................................................................................................................................. 16
Group F – Patients 1–6 .................................................................................................................... 18
Patient 1 .................................................................................................................................. 18
Patient 2 .................................................................................................................................. 18
Patient 3 .................................................................................................................................. 18
Patient 4 .................................................................................................................................. 19
Patient 5 .................................................................................................................................. 19
Patient 6 .................................................................................................................................. 19




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, Group A – Patients 1–6
Patient 1
1a: LOC – 0 (Alert)
1b: Orientation – 0 (Answers both correctly)
1c: Commands – 0 (Performs both tasks correctly)
2: Best Gaze – 0 (Normal)
3: Visual – 0 (No visual loss)
4: Facial palsy – 1 (Minor paralysis)
5a: Left Arm – 3 (No effort against gravity; limb falls)
5b: Right Arm – 0 (No drift)
6a: Left Leg – 1 (Drift, does not hit bed)
6b: Right Leg – 0 (No drift)
7: Limb Ataxia – 1 (Ataxia present in one limb)
8: Sensory – 2 (Severe or total sensory loss)
9: Language – 0 (No aphasia)
10: Dysarthria – 0 (Normal)
11: Extinction/Inattention – 1 (Inattention)

Patient 2
1a: LOC – 0 (Alert)
1b: Orientation – 2 (Answers neither correctly)
1c: Commands – 0 (Performs both tasks correctly)
2: Best Gaze – 0 (Normal)
3: Visual – 0 (No visual loss)
4: Facial palsy – 1 (Minor paralysis)
5a: Left Arm – 0 (No drift)
5b: Right Arm – 0 (No drift)
6a: Left Leg – 0 (No drift)
6b: Right Leg – 0 (No drift)
7: Limb Ataxia – 0 (No ataxia)
8: Sensory – 1 (Mild to moderate sensory loss)
9: Language – 2 (Severe aphasia)
10: Dysarthria – 1 (Mild to moderate dysarthria)
11: Extinction/Inattention – 0 (No inattention)

Patient 3
1a: LOC – 0 (Alert)
1b: Orientation – 0 (Answers both correctly)
1c: Commands – 0 (Performs both tasks correctly)
2: Best Gaze – 0 (Normal)
3: Visual – 0 (No visual loss)
4: Facial palsy – 1 (Minor paralysis)
5a: Left Arm – 0 (No drift)
5b: Right Arm – 0 (No drift)
6a: Left Leg – 2 (Some effort against gravity; limb cannot get to or maintain
position)
6b: Right Leg – 2 (Some effort against gravity; limb cannot get to or maintain
position)


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