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88M Red Book AIT Practice Exam
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At what Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score is a patient typically considered to require definitive airway management or is deeply unconscious?
GCS 15
GCS 12 or below
GCS 8 or below
GCS 10 or below
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GCS 8 or below
Explanation:
A GCS of 8 or below is a widely accepted indicator that the patient is unconscious and may not be able to maintain their own airway ('Less than 8, intubate').
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