Just multiply each score over the total possible points by its weighted average expressed as a decimal and you will get your final score (a percentage expressed as a decimal): 15*(53/60) + 32.5*(85/100) + 32.5*(97/100) + 10*(80/100) + 5*(12/13) + 5*(14/16) = 89.39 So, you got an 89.39%.ust multiply each score over the total possible points by its weighted average expressed as a decimal and you will get your final score (a percentage expressed as a decimal): 15*(53/60) + 32.5*(85/100) + 32.5*(97/100) + 10*(80/100) + 5*(12/13) + 5*(14/16) = 89.39 So, you got an 89.39%.
While the most common cause of these symptoms are whiplash or neck strain, there are other signs to watch for that could indicate other problems: Weakness of the hands or arms. These symptoms may be due to compression of the spinal cord or the spinal nerves which exit the cord.
Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) presents with pain and paresthesia in the neck and upper extremity, weakness in the arm, and occipital headaches. Over 80% of cases are a result of compression of the brachial plexus after hyperextension neck injuries such as whiplash. The diagnosis is often missed because it cannot be made by x-ray or nerve tests; diagnosis requires clinical evaluation by history and physical examination.