A paralysis patient should have a diet consisting of a great amount of calcium. This is because the bone density of the patient will be reduced if the person is paralyzed.
the gluteal medius and minimus are paralysed i believe
Immediately after the operation, the patient is fed intravenously for at least 24 hours
Yes, he was paralysed from the neck down after falling from a horse.
Some of the symptoms of this disease are headaches, nausea or dizziness. There is also the feeling of numbness or tingling in the various parts of the body experienced by the patient. There may also be problems with proper vision. If the patient experiences stroke, then it may lead to paralysis. Sometimes the entire side may get paralysed or just the side of the arm, leg or face may get paralysed. Other symptoms could be Fainting felt by the patient or getting to the state of Coma.
It means to make unable to move. It usually refers to a class of drugs used for anesthesia. It is usually used to paralyse the muscles of respiration. This allows a tube to be passed in to the trachea to help a patient to breath and may be used for longer periods if a respirator is ued
The IV bag is suspended above the patient to allow the fluid to be gravity fed .
No
circumsised!
for a paralysed person, no need of artificial breathing. And for a dead person that is not possible.
you are unable to move.
They keep still
Yes, many can.