Translation for 'stupor' from English to Russian

stupor

ступор {м}

• Brief states of stupor have rarely been described in the first few hours or days after the birth.
• Doctors reported that the length of the postictal stupor reflected the duration of the asystole up to a maximum of 3 minutes of stupor.
• Catatonic stupor can be accompanied by a clear consciousness – lucid catatonia – or with a disorder of consciousness – oneiroid catatonia.
• Stroke presentations which are particularly suggestive of a watershed stroke include bilateral visual loss, stupor, and weakness of the proximal limbs, sparing the face, hands and feet.
• Known as the grand old man of the Singaporean Chinese community, during the Japanese occupation, Lim feigned a drunken stupor rather than cooperate with the Japanese.

• The character Ian Malcolm from Michael Crichton's novel "The Lost World" (1995) sings lines from the song while in a morphine-induced stupor.
• Symptoms of overdose include: neurological and psychiatric symptoms, acute toxic encephalopathy with stupor, coma and methemoglobinemia.
• Inappropriate use of prescribed benzodiazepines may induce nystagmus, stupor or coma, altered mental status (most commonly depression) and respiratory depression.
• Tasslehoff also appeared in the "Legends Trilogy" as a character to retrieve Caramon from his drunken stupor.
• Inside, they find Sally, in a kind of stupor, lying naked on the couch with Arthur kneeling on the floor next to her.

• Alicia Donadio's child, the result of her rape in "The Twelve", is stillborn. She forces herself out of her stupor and decides to hunt down Zero.
• Overdose causes stupor or coma and respiratory depression.
• Fred Plum, he helped to developed guidelines to help determine how to best treat comatose patients, writing "The Diagnosis of Stupor and Coma" in 1966, a work described by neurologist Marcus Raichle as having "put stupor and coma on the map as an important consideration in neurology".
• PRISM III score has 17 physiologic variables subdivided into 26 ranges. The variables most predictive of mortality were minimum systolic blood pressure, abnormal pupillary reflexes, and stupor/coma.
• They have been linked to hepatic encephalopathy and have controversially been linked to some cases of recurrent stupor.

• The Grady Coma Scale classes people on a scale of I to V along a scale of confusion, stupor, deep stupor, abnormal posturing, and coma.
• On the way Montmorency accidentally reveals some embarrassing truths whilst in a drug-induced stupor.
• Accompanying signs and symptoms may include decerebrate posturing; fixed, dilated pupils; coma or profound stupor; quadriparesis; absent corneal reflex; negative oculocephalic reflex; and obliteration of the gag reflex.