Sentence examples for evaluation of consciousness from inspiring English sources

Objective assessment of respiratory function and clinical evaluation of consciousness are commonly performed.

Pain is a very potent activator of this system, and this explains the importance of the elicitation of pain in the evaluation of consciousness [ 49].

The students' performance was evaluated at the five-minute "trauma care" OSCE station using a checklist of nine dichotomous items (e.g. evaluation of consciousness, palpation of peripheral pulse, auscultation of bilateral lung fields, measurement of capillary refill, abdominal examination), focusing on the steps A, B and C of the ABCDE mnemonic protocol.

Reported adverse effects of the disease such as anaemia may range from 14% in adults [ 21] to 80%% in children [ 22] thereby necessitating an evaluation of the consciousness of the disease.

Postoperative vigilance may be important, and the painful stimulus of blood gas collection may have altered postoperative wakefulness; fast track scores are too crude for a detailed evaluation of postoperative consciousness.

Only SSEP evaluation was statistically significant in predicting recovery of consciousness and good CPC at 6 months.

Measurement of auditory event-related potentials (ERPs) has been shown to have additional potential for evaluation of the level of consciousness.

The evaluation of the loss of consciousness was made by trained emergency ambulance teams, specialists in this type of situation.

In this study, the evaluation of the loss of consciousness was made between the scene of the accident and the patient's arrival in the emergency room, and so this is simple and rapid information that may be used as a warning sign for prognosis.

All convulsions were recorded on a proforma (type, duration, lowest oxygen saturation and blood glucose during the convulsion), with a 5-min post-ictal evaluation of the level of consciousness, respiratory rate and oxygen saturation.

We used two original tasks designed to probe both structural characteristics, namely the strength and the certainty of self-concept and the episodic/semantic nature of self-representations, and functional characteristics, namely autonoetic/noetic level of consciousness, self-evaluation and self-projection into the past, present and future.