A 65-year-old male suffers a subarachnoid hemorrhage secondary to uncontrolled hypertension.He appears drowsy and confused with pronounced focal neurologic deficits.This condition is grade:

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With grade III,the patient experiences drowsiness and confusion with or without focal neurologic deficits and pronounced meningeal signs.
With grade I,neurologic status is intact with mild headache and slight nuchal rigidity.
With grade II,neurologic deficit is evidenced by cranial nerve involvement and moderate to severe headache with more pronounced meningeal signs (e.g.,photophobia,nuchal rigidity).
With grade IV,the patient is stuporous with pronounced neurologic deficits (e.g.,hemiparesis,dysphasia)and nuchal rigidity.

A 65-Year-Old Male Suffers a Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Secondary to Uncontrolled