What score is assigned for eye-opening in response to voice?

The score assigned for eye-opening in response to voice is indeed 3. This scoring is part of the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), which is used to assess a patient's level of consciousness. Under the GCS, eye-opening responses are categorized into different scores based on the stimuli that elicit a response.

A score of 3 indicates that the patient opens their eyes in response to verbal stimuli, which shows a level of awareness and the ability to respond to the environment to some degree. This level of response is important in determining the neurological status of the patient and helps guide further assessment and treatment protocols.

By thoroughly understanding the GCS and the specific scoring for eye-opening responses, EMTs can better assess the severity of a patient's condition and take appropriate action based on their findings.