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A coma is a state of unconsciousness in which a person fails to respond to pain, noise and other external occurrences, but whose other bodily functions work fine. A cold sleep, or cryonics, occurs when a person is on the brink of death and is frozen in order to prolong life in the hopes of curing them of an illness. During a cold sleep, all blood is drained from the body and the person has no autonomic body functions, like breathing.
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What is the difference between a light coma and a deep coma?
A light coma is present when reflex motor responses (i.e. decorticate and decerebate) can be elicited by noxious (adversive) stimulation. With a deep coma, there is no response to any sort of stimulus.
Deep unnatural sleep?
coma
What is the opposite of sleep deprivation?
a coma?
To go into a long deep sleep?
coma
What is deep unnatural sleep called?
a coma
4 letter word for deep sleep?
coma
What is the difference between coma and comma?
A coma is a state of deep unconsciousness, usually caused by severe injury. A comma is a punctuation mark: <,>
What is the deepest stage of sleep?
The deepest stage of sleep is REM or Rapid Eye Movement.
What is the difference of animal hibernation and their sleep?
Hibernation slows down the heartbeat more, and is more like a coma. They are woken up less easily. Their brain waves are also different.
What is the difference between a coma and a stupor?
A coma is when a person is unconscious. A stupor is when someone is still conscious, but typically only reacts to base stimulus such as pain. Their eyes are somewhat responsive and may follow objects.
What happens when you are in a coma?
You cannot move and fall into a very deep sleep.
What is it like to be in a coma?
Its like sleep but ur not awake.its VERY obscure
