What is a coma? What does it be aware of close to for the human being within the coma?
are they aware of people and surroundings and whats going on around them? is it like sleeping for a really long time? do they have dreams or thoughts? what happen in a coma?
why does the brain go into a coma even if its not hurt? for example, i heard that someone get shot in the heart, they were in the coma (they woke up after years). some society die in comas too. how does this all happen?
Answers:
A coma is mostly understood to be a state of unconsciousness from which a patient cannot be awakened. While comatose, the patient is unable to engage within voluntary actions, does not exhibit a cycle of waking and sleeping, and does not register any reaction to any type of stimulus. Essentially, the comatose tolerant remains alive, but is completely unable to relate to the world at large.
I hope this answers your question. Source(s): I be in a coma 22 years ago. The only memory I have of that time is occasionally audible range voices. I remember they sounded distant and I couldn't always understand what they be saying. That is to say, I recognized the words, but didn't relatively understand their meaning. But for the most part you do stir up feeling as though you have been within a deep, dreamless sleep.
coma is a one of a ill come from physical when u are fall,n it's can hear what we adjectives say to her\him.so we gonna make a pray for ever n ever and reward us those for listen Source(s): i think my answer is 90%
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why does the brain go into a coma even if its not hurt? for example, i heard that someone get shot in the heart, they were in the coma (they woke up after years). some society die in comas too. how does this all happen?
Answers:
A coma is mostly understood to be a state of unconsciousness from which a patient cannot be awakened. While comatose, the patient is unable to engage within voluntary actions, does not exhibit a cycle of waking and sleeping, and does not register any reaction to any type of stimulus. Essentially, the comatose tolerant remains alive, but is completely unable to relate to the world at large.
I hope this answers your question. Source(s): I be in a coma 22 years ago. The only memory I have of that time is occasionally audible range voices. I remember they sounded distant and I couldn't always understand what they be saying. That is to say, I recognized the words, but didn't relatively understand their meaning. But for the most part you do stir up feeling as though you have been within a deep, dreamless sleep.
coma is a one of a ill come from physical when u are fall,n it's can hear what we adjectives say to her\him.so we gonna make a pray for ever n ever and reward us those for listen Source(s): i think my answer is 90%
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