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The sudden rupturecauseda transient period of loss of consciousness
the cardiac tumour(passive) caused bya transient loss of consciousness episode
Absence seizurescausetransient impairment of consciousness
by a fall in blood pressure(passive) caused bySyncope?s?temporary loss of consciousness
by a fall in blood pressure(passive) caused bysyncope Temporary loss of consciousness
Petit Mal ( also called Absence seizures ) similar to complex partialcan causea short loss of consciousness
by a temporary insufficient blood supply to the brain(passive) caused byFAINT):A loss of consciousness
Hypoglycemiacan causedisorientation , loss of consciousness
by a lack of oxygen in the brain(passive) caused bybrief loss of consciousness
inadequate perfusion to the brain(passive) caused bybrief loss of consciousness
Trauma Minor head injuriescan causebrief loss of consciousness
Minor head injuriescan causebrief loss of consciousness
when blood supply to the brain is momentarily inadequatecausingbrief loss of consciousness
It is caused by insufficient flow of blood to brainleadingto transient loss of consciousness
Severe hyperventilationcan causetransient loss of consciousness
Concussion ... a head injurycausesa transient loss of consciousness
conditionscausingrecurrent loss of consciousness
by diminished cerebral blood flow(passive) caused byTransient loss of consciousness
cerebral blood flowleadingto a transient loss of consciousness
the headmay causetransient loss of consciousness
conditionscausingtransient loss of consciousness
conditionsmay causetransient loss of consciousness
by a brief loss in generalized cerebral blood(passive) is caused bya transient loss of consciousness
cerebral perfusioncausinga transient loss of consciousness
the 3 conditionscausetransient loss of consciousness
the initial head injuryhas resultedonly a transient loss of consciousness
enoughto causea transient loss of consciousness
transient ischemic attacks , or seizurescan causetransient loss of consciousness
disorderscausingtransient loss of consciousness
an epileptic seizurecausesa transient loss of consciousness
traumacausingtransient loss of consciousness
the braincausingoccasional loss of consciousness
a non - syncopal condition , such as seizure or drug intoxication(passive) might be caused bythe transient loss of consciousness
an interruption in cerebral perfusioncausinga transient loss of consciousness
by decreased cerebral perfusion(passive) caused bythe transient loss of consciousness
by cerebral hypoperfusion(passive) caused bya transient loss of consciousness
% of episodesresultin transient loss of consciousness
episodesresultin transient loss of consciousness
by head trauma(passive) caused bytransient loss of consciousness
an epileptic seizure , like syncopecausesa transient loss of consciousness
to fallingusually leadingto falling
when the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel leads to oxygen lack in the brain)/resultingwhen the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel leads to oxygen lack in the brain)/
to deathmay ... leadto death
in a fallresultsin a fall
in a fallis resultingin a fall
in a period of amnesia ( memory lossresultingin a period of amnesia ( memory loss
in a fallresultsin a fall
fallmay causefall
a concussioncan causea concussion
on rapidlysetson rapidly
to falling down or needing to lie downleadsto falling down or needing to lie down
from cerebral hypoperfusionresultsfrom cerebral hypoperfusion
serious harm to themselves or otherscould causeserious harm to themselves or others
when the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel leads to oxygen lack in the brainresultingwhen the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel leads to oxygen lack in the brain
to deathleadingto death
serious risk to themselves or otherscould causeserious risk to themselves or others
to themselves or otherscould causeto themselves or others
serious harmcould causeserious harm
in drowningwill resultin drowning
serious riskcould causeserious risk
Many heat - induced accidents(passive) are caused byMany heat - induced accidents
harm to themselves or otherscould causeharm to themselves or others
to his accidentledto his accident
serious risk to themselves or others ( e.g. , driving an automobile , operating complex machinery , swimming , climbingcould causeserious risk to themselves or others ( e.g. , driving an automobile , operating complex machinery , swimming , climbing
serious risk to themselves or others see Dosage and Administrationcould causeserious risk to themselves or others see Dosage and Administration
In individual casescausedIn individual cases
the person either to fall down or slump overcausesthe person either to fall down or slump over
from a decreased flow of blood to the brainresultingfrom a decreased flow of blood to the brain
be a traumatic brain injurycausedbe a traumatic brain injury
from an inadequate supply of blood to the brainresultingfrom an inadequate supply of blood to the brain
falling or collapsingmay causefalling or collapsing
to deathleadingto death
from a forceful blow or injury to the headresultingfrom a forceful blow or injury to the head
in provoked convulsive seizuresresultsin provoked convulsive seizures
from the effect of prescribed drugsresultingfrom the effect of prescribed drugs
serious risk to themselves or others ... see Dosage and Administration ( 2.3 ) , Warnings and Precautions ( 5.5could causeserious risk to themselves or others ... see Dosage and Administration ( 2.3 ) , Warnings and Precautions ( 5.5
provoked convulsive seizures as a result of the intensity of the carotid sinus reflex when pressure increases in one or bothcausesprovoked convulsive seizures as a result of the intensity of the carotid sinus reflex when pressure increases in one or both
him to fall and sustained injury to his headcausehim to fall and sustained injury to his head
to deathleadingto death
to deathcould ... leadto death