comatose
comatoso
definition
adjective
she had been comatose for seven months
of or in a state of deep unconsciousness for a prolonged or indefinite period, especially as a result of severe injury or illness.
translation of 'comatose'
adjective
comatoso
example
Pyramidal nervous system signs are often prominent, especially in the 'comatose' patient.
The doctors told them the minute they went in to see her that 'comatose' patients weren't able to talk, but they could hear.
Consciousness ranges from alert to confused to a 'comatose' state in less than 20 percent of patients.
Patients were excluded if they were 'comatose' , unresponsive, and/or intubated.
This was followed by a nonfluent aphasia about a month after the injury, and the patient became progressively more obtunded and 'comatose' .
Occasionally, intoxicated patients may be neither 'comatose' nor organic but have initial symptoms compatible with a psychosis.
As his government went from indolent to 'comatose' , he made unprecedented use of the government jet as a taxi back home.
Erik, when he was moved out of the trauma unit to an acute care floor in the hospital, was put into the room with another 'comatose' patient.
Constant infusions may be useful in patients with constant dyspnea or patients who are 'comatose' .
When a ventilator is removed from an apnoeic 'comatose' patient, it is the disease or injury that causes the loss of the patient's ability to breathe spontaneously.
As hypoxemia supervenes, the patient becomes 'comatose' and death may result from ventricular fibrillation or asystole.
No clinical signs of toxicity were observed, but the patient was 'comatose' .
A common misconception is that a patient must be 'comatose' to be diagnosed with myxedema coma.
They kept complaining about pain and kept getting more and more narcotics in response to their complaints until they were 'comatose' from the drugs.
The patient remained 'comatose' and was transported to the computed tomographic scanner.
Some 20 minutes later he returned, accompanied by a shaken overdose victim who had some 15 minutes earlier been 'comatose' and blue.
On admission, the patient was acidotic, and he rapidly became 'comatose' .
Drugs of another type are used as respiratory stimulants in deeply 'comatose' patients or those with respiratory failure.
She's stable, which gives her a pretty good chance of coming out without much harm, but it's always hard to tell with 'comatose' patients.
In the field, a doctor may be called to the aid of a severely ill, 'comatose' patient.
He had a fever of 105 and was 'comatose' when he arrived at the hospital late in January.
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