Examples of using Coma scale in English and their translations into Portuguese
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with Glasgow Coma Scale GCS score of 15
of systolic blood pressure, respiratory rate and Glasgow Coma Scale GCS on admission of the patient in the Emergency Unit of the Base Hospital.
Glasgow coma scale GCS, developed by Taesdale
Most nurses of critical care units had good knowledge about Glasgow coma scale and answered correctly questions about it, exceptions were seen about eye opening parameters.
Those with more experience as a nurse had higher percentage of right answers in the question related to Glasgow coma scale interval, which indicate moderate severity of brain injury.
Glasgow Coma Scale score, heart
those with greater accuracy, especially the criterion"loss of consciousness", or low Glasgow Coma Scale, which had a sensitivity of 93-98% and specificity of 85-96.
lower Glasgow Coma Scale, since ATI and grade of liver injury were the same in both groups.
in the preoperative period of elective craniotomy to treat unrupted BA and Glasgow coma scale score equal to 15.
systolic arterial pressure and Glasgow Coma Scale coded as zero
in patients with a decrease Glasgow Coma Scale.
reduction in consciousness level Glasgow coma scale 7, requiring prompt tracheal intubation.
fluctuating course of mental state in the past 24 hours, through oscillation of the consciousness level according to the Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale RASS or Glasgow's Coma Scale.
is able to detect minimal consciousness where the hitherto common Glasgow Coma Scale(GCS) and the Glasgow LiÃ̈ge Scale(GLS) do not.
is able to detect minimal consciousness where the hitherto common Glasgow Coma Scale(GCS) and the Glasgow Liège Scale(GLS) do not.
total length of stay, Glasgow Coma Scale GCS score,
Glasgow coma scale alterations, acute confusional state,
had Glasgow coma scale GCS scores>=8 at the time of extubation,
independent of Glasgow coma scale and severity of hepatic injury.
respiratory rate and Glasgow Coma Scale.