NIHSS Group C - Patients 1-6 for me (PASSING ANSWERS) 2026!!6 Real Patient Scenarios

Master the NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) with this detailed PDF guide featuring Group C patient answers. This document provides authentic test scenarios for medical professionals preparing for NIHSS certification or recertification. Inside, you will find complete scoring breakdowns for six distinct patient cases, ranging from mild deficits to severe impairments. Each patient entry includes specific scores for Level of Consciousness (1a, 1b, 1c), motor functions (5a, 5b, 6a, 6b), ataxia, sensory loss, language (aphasia), dysarthria, and extinction/inattention. Ideal for neurology nurses, stroke coordinators, and emergency medicine practitioners looking to validate their proficiency in the NIHSS. Review real-world examples like Patient 5 with partial gaze palsy and parietal issues, or Patient 2 demonstrating minimal deficits, to ensure you understand the grading nuances required to pass the Group C certification exam. NIHSS Group C - Patients 1-6 for me (PASSING ANSWERS) 2026!! Patient 1 - ANSWER️️-1a. 0 - alert. 1b. 2 - neither correct. 1c. 1 - preforms one task correctly. 2. 0 - normal. 3. 2 - severe. 4. 1- minor paralysis. 5a. 0 - no drift. 5b. 4 - no movement. 6a. 0 - no drift. 6b. 4 - no movement. 7. 1 - present in one limb. 8. 2 - severe or total sensory loss. 9. 2 - severe aphasia. 10. 1 - mild to moderate dysarthria. 11. 1 - complete neglect. Patient 2 - ANSWER️️-1a. 0 - alert. 1b. 0 - answers both correctly. 1c. 0 - preforms both tasks correctly. 2. 0 - normal. 3. 0 - no visual loss. 4. 0 - normal symmetrical movement. 5a. 0 - no drift. 5b. 0 - no drift. 6a. 1- mild drift. 6b. 2 - some efforts against gravity. 7. 0 - absent. 8. 1 - mild to moderate sensory loss. 9. 0 - normal, no aphasia. 10. 0 - normal. 11. 0 - no abnormality.