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Unconsciousness is a
state in
which a
living individual exhibits a complete, or near-complete,
inability to
maintain an
awareness of self and environment...
- A
vegetative state (VS) or post-coma
unresponsiveness (PCU) is a
disorder of
consciousness in
which patients with
severe brain damage are in a
state of...
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state and is not in a locked-in
state or
experiencing psychogenic unresponsiveness.
Patients with locked-in
syndrome present with
voluntary movement of...
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Unresponsiveness to
Growth Hormone symptoms & causes". FDNA Telehealth.
Retrieved 2022-06-12. "Dwarfism, low-birth-weight type with
unresponsiveness to...
- questions,
prompting an
officer to slap him. In
Matthew 26:62, Jesus's
unresponsiveness leads Caiaphas to ask him, "Have you no answer?". In Mark 14:61, the...
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level of consciousness, in
which an
affected person is
almost entirely unresponsive and
responds only to
intense stimuli such as pain. The word
derives from...
- F, et al. (2010). "Inter-rater
reliability of the Full
Outline of
UnResponsiveness score and the
Glasgow Coma
Scale in
critically ill patients: a prospective...
- semi-consciousness in
which a
person is not self-aware and is
either altogether unresponsive to
external stimuli (but
nevertheless capable of
pursuing and realizing...
- home, A.D. slid from a
banister and hit Jennie,
causing her to fall
unresponsive.
Martin Jr.,
believing her dead,
blamed himself and
attempted suicide...
- Minnesota. "FOUR" in this
context is an
acronym for "Full
Outline of
UnResponsiveness". The FOUR
Score is a 17-point
scale (with
potential scores ranging...
