NIH Stroke Scale Training

In case you want to see how scales are determined. You can registerand view the videos without being a professional member. While this is a start, what really needs to occur is to correlate the dead brain and penumbra or bleed drainage damage to this stroke scoring. That is the only way this will become reproducible.
course - NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) Certification
http://learn.heart.org/ihtml/application/student/interface.heart2/index.html
I'm not sure if the direct links below will take you to the course videos.

	NIH Stroke Scale - General Information and Course Completion Instructions - MUST VIEW TO CONTINUE
	Significance of the Stroke Scale
	Relevance to Medical Specialties
	Tips for Scoring
Part	Instruction & Training Version 2.1
Section	Learning and Understanding the Scale
completed	Introduction
completed	1A Level of Consciousness
completed	1B LOC - Questions
	1C LOC-Commands
	2 Best Gaze
	3 Visual
	4 Facial Palsy
completed	5 Motor Arm
	6 Motor Leg
	7 Limb Ataxia
	8 Sensory
	9 Best Language
	10 Dysarthria
	11 Extinction and Inattention - formally neglect
Section	Demonstration Patient A
	Demonstration Patient A Test
	Demonstration Patient A Total Score
Section	Demonstration Patient B
	Demonstration Patient B Test
	Demonstration Patient B Total Score
Part	Group A Test
	Test Group A, Patient 1		16
	Test Group A, Patient 2		16
	Test Group A, Patient 3		17
	Test Group A, Patient 4		17
	Test Group A, Patient 5		17
	Test Group A, Patient 6		17
	Evaluation Survey A- Must complete in order to claim certificate
	Claim CME/CE Credit or a Certificate of Completion/Attendance
Part	Course Resource Section
	Disclosure
	Resources & FAQ
	Course Production Credits
Total Score		0	100.0

The minimum score to successfully complete this offering is: 93%