It could refer to a medical unconsciousness or a spiritual, intellectual, or worldly unconsciousness. Someone can in the first instance, be knocked unconsciousness from a concussion, brain injury or coma. One could also become unconscious with anesthesia or induced coma. They would not be brain dead and would also be in a state of subconsciousness, using other brain waves or different parts of the brain in a dream like state. But they would be mostly unaware of what was happening around themselves.
In the second instance it would mean that they weren't fully conscious in everyday life. It would refer to a person not being aware of their feelings or the feelings of others, or the reality and depth of things around them, in a larger sense, as in the world. It would mean that there were different levels of "awareness" and some therapies, personality theories, and religions try to teach a greater or heightened awareness. They use prayer, meditation, and talk therapy as a way to do this. It led a personality theorist from Harvard, Timothy Leary, to use LSD as a quicker way to awareness. Tibetan Monks, for example, use meditation to quiet their brains to achieve greater and expanding awareness and get to the highest level known as enlightenment. Most cultures who practice achieving enlightenment, ie: Carmelite nuns, Native American Medicine Men/Women, and individuals through personal tribulation (see Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr.) describe this state as a great compassion, acceptance and understanding.
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A person not being conscious of something is different from the person being unconscious. Not being conscious of something is the same as being unaware. You can be fully awake and alert and be unaware of a person's actions behind you, for example, or unaware of the subject matter of a nearby conversation that you are filtering out in order to focus on your own conversation.
You are unconscious during sleep which is a natural, healthy and cyclic kind of unconsciousness. You are completely unaware of anything around you unless it is arousing enough to awaken you. You are unresponsive to any kind of question or cue. Sleep cycles are complex, and your responsiveness to different cues changes over the course of a cycle.
You are also unconscious during a coma, which can result from severe trauma or it can be medically induced for various reasons. I think general anesthesia can be considered a kind of induced coma which is temporary, controlled and for the most part completely harmless in the long run. But this kind of unconsciousness is not normal and is different from the sleep cycle.
Two kinds of unconsciousness are comatose state, where the person cannot be awakened and does not respond to stimuli, and fainting (syncope), where there is a temporary loss of consciousness usually due to a drop in blood pressure.
An unconscious state is typically referred to as being "unconscious" or in a state of "unconsciousness". This means that the person is not aware of their surroundings or able to respond to stimuli.
Being unconscious for 3 hours can be concerning as it may indicate a serious medical condition. It is important to seek medical attention to determine the underlying cause of unconsciousness and to ensure proper treatment. Prolonged unconsciousness can potentially lead to brain damage if not addressed promptly.
It is not possible to be conscious while being unconscious. Consciousness and unconsciousness are opposite states of awareness, so they cannot occur simultaneously.
You can check for unconsciousness by gently shaking the casualty and calling their name. If they do not respond, try tapping their shoulder or pinching their skin. Look for any signs of movement, breathing, or response to stimuli.
Unconscious describes a state of being unaware or not conscious, such as when someone is asleep or in a deep state of unconsciousness. It can also refer to thoughts, feelings, or memories that are not immediately accessible to our awareness.
TIA does not cause unconsciousness.
Contact sports are avoided for one week following unconsciousness of only seconds, and for two weeks for unconsciousness of a minute or more.
Unconsciousness Rules was created in 1981.
Yes, TIA (transient ischemic attack) can sometimes cause temporary unconsciousness, which typically lasts for a short period of time, often just a few seconds or minutes. It is considered a warning sign of a potential stroke and should be evaluated by a healthcare provider.
"Unconsciousness" is a noun. It refers to the state of being unaware or not conscious.
A state of total unconsciousness is called Coma
Regaining Unconsciousness was created on 2003-03-25.
A vertebra is a bone of the spine, they have nothing directly to do with a state of unconsciousness.
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