Glasgow Coma Scale

John woke up in a car after a short nap with Helena, Tommy, and Laurel, they were planning to move to Canada. It was their group dream since they met each other in high school. Since college is over, they all decided to go live there to expand their careers and to have a fresh start. They packed all their belongings and all their money in a duffle bag. There was around sixty thousand dollars in the bag and some extra money in their bank accounts. John,Laurel, and Tommy said goodbye to their…

It was not long after Margaux’s passing that Tom found himself at a crossroads. Drifting in a melancholic sadness, the need to carry-on only wandered on the tracks of his train of thought. Margaux’s diagnosis was only 2 months ago and already her will to fight was in its final round; long after her energy to carry on had abandoned her. Margaux endured “””, not because she hoped to recover, but because she was afraid of what would become of Tom. That was Margaux. All the while staring death…

On the 29th of August 1903 William Duguid was born in Glasgow that is in Scotland. When he was 25 on October 1927 he traveled on a boat and ended up in Wellington that is in New Zealand. In Levin he fell in love with Francis and they got married. When he came to NZ he became a linesman and when he got depressed and then he became a cow milker for his neighbors. He died in October 1967. This report is going to tell you the push and pull factors of William Duguid leaving Scotland and coming to New…

Physician-Assisted Suicide With the recent popularity of the book and movie, Me Before You by Jojo Moyes, the already controversial topic of physician-assisted suicide has been brought back into the limelight. The story follows the love story of a permanently paralyzed man and his caretaker. Overwrought with pain and suffering, the quadriplegic chooses to end his life through the assistance of a physician, much to the despair of his caretaker. Minus the love story, part of my life is…

Traditional to Modern (How Dying is Portrayed) “Death is unavoidably part of our lives. Not thinking or not talking about death doesn’t remove us from its power.” (Lynne Ann Despelder 41) When it comes to death and dying there have been many changes throughout the last millennium. The transition from traditional practices to modern practices brought a lot of different aspects to the views of this topic. Traditionally death was a part of life, it was natural and not stressed upon. The transition…

found. Cruzan was then transferred to a hospital in a comatose state where the attending surgeon diagnosed her as having severe brain damage caused by oxygen deprivation over an extended amount of time, also known as anoxia. Cruzan remained in a deep coma for about three weeks after the accident before doctors decided to further diagnose her with being in a persistent vegetative…

infants, comatose patients, and extremely senile dementia patients) Do they have a right to die? The moral aspect of euthanasia permissibility is often underpinned by respecting the wishes of a person or an individual’s suffering. The “irreversible coma”…

hospital-grade cot and connected to a physiological monitor, mechanical ventilator, specialized tracheal vacuum connecting to the temporary holding area for SCP-2693-SAMAEL2, EEG, and EKG at all times. SCP-2693-JOPHIEL is to be kept in a barbiturate-induced coma. Research has indicated unconsciousness reduces PERDITIO incidents likelihood by 56-73%.3 An anesthesiologist and EEG technician should examine EEG trends daily to determine when the next injection may be administered ideally to continue…

Mom travelled to Canada to visit family every summer and I was lucky enough to accompany her. Mom even had a house maid that would come regularly to help clean and she also doubled as Mom's personal hair dresser. As Prince says in his song, When Doves Cry: “maybe you're just like my mother,she's never satisfied. Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained Primary school soon became high school, however a little early for me. I went ahead a year. Was it because I was so smart, no! Mom…

Lamlash piers for a short time, and was then appointed by the Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company as their agent in Arran following the company’s expansion in 1892. When Inglis wrote in 1917, William was still employed in this ca-pacity. About this time, he was also correspondent for the Scotsman news-paper, having previously been the Arran correspondent for the defunct North British Daily…