http://www.aimc-dfw.com
http://www.chapaomd.com

972.444.0660

We have two locations in the Dallas area (Irving and Mesquite)

We accept most insurances and are in-network with the major ones. 

We have a full herbal pharmacy and use eastern medicine, acupuncture, laser therapy and naturopathic medicine.

***Instead asking patient to lift the toes, ask him/her to lift the knee!

Jennifer Yeh, LAc, Dipl. OM, FABORM
Sacred Lotus Acupuncture
2106 Gallows RD, #E2
Vienna, VA 22182
(703) 639-0900 (work)
Jyehlac@gmail.com
http://www.sacredlotusacupuncture.com

Serving Northern Virginia/DC (20 mins from Washington, DC)/parts of MD (inside the Beltway)

Beaverton Lupin Acupuncture,
L.Ac Diplomate of Acupuncture
Cold Laser Acupuncture (Certified)
At Sage Healing Center
12555 SW 1st Street
Beaverton, OR 97005
natalia.papazian@gmail.com
www.beaverlupinacupuncture.com
503 803 5040

Ben Brodhead, L.Ac; M.Ac.O.M.
Eight Cranes Acupuncture
305 East 38th Street
Savannah, GA 31401
912-349-2101 (Work)
912-480-9679 (Fax)
http://www.eightcranesacupuncture.com

The Glasgow Coma Scale is based on a 15 point scale for estimating and categorizing the outcomes of brain injury on the basis of overall social capability or dependence on others.
The test measures the motor response, verbal response and eye opening response with these values:
I. Motor Response
6 – Obeys commands fully
5 – Localizes to noxious stimuli
4 – Withdraws from noxious stimuli
3 – Abnormal flexion, i.e. decorticate posturing
2 – Extensor response, i.e. decerebrate posturing
1 – No response
II. Verbal Response
5 – Alert and Oriented
4 – Confused, yet coherent, speech
3 – Inappropriate words and jumbled phrases consisting of words
2 – Incomprehensible sounds
1 – No sounds
III. Eye Opening
4 – Spontaneous eye opening
3 – Eyes open to speech
2 – Eyes open to pain
1 – No eye opening
The final score is determined by adding the values of I+II+III.
This number helps medical practioners categorize the four possible levels for survival, with a lower number indicating a more severe injury and a poorer prognosis:
Mild (13-15):

• More in-depth discussion on the Mild TBI Symptoms page.
  

• Loss of consciousness greater than 30 minutes
  
  
• Physical or cognitive impairments which may or may resolve
  
  
• Benefit from Rehabilitation
  

• Coma: unconscious state.  No meaningful response, no voluntary activities
  

• Sleep wake cycles
  
  
• Aruosal, but no interaction with environment
  
  
• No localized response to pain
  

• Vegetative state lasting longer than one month
  

• No brain function
  
  
• Specific criteria needed for making this diagnosis
  

A picture to compare healthy brain and Alzheimer's brain:

Carol Xu (R.Ac, RMT)
Clinic: Second Wind Neurological Acupuncture
Address:
#122, 7015 Macleod Trail SW, Calgary, AB, Canada
Phone: 1-587-830-1899
Email: carol@SecondWindAcupuncture.com
Website: http://www.SecondWindAcupuncture.com

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New Jersey Acupuncture & Wellness Center
185 Washington St., Floor 1, Morristown, NJ 07960
973-998-8433
nhsieh1@gmail.com
http://www.cmHarmony.net