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Glasgow coma scale - translation to russian

NEUROLOGICAL SCALE FOR RECORDING THE CONSCIOUS STATE OF A PERSON
Glasgow Coma Score; Glasgow coma score; Glasgow coma scale; Glascow Coma Scale; Glasgow score; Glasgow scale; Modified Glasgow Coma Scale

Glasgow coma scale         

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шкала глубины комы Глазго

Glasgow         
  • Looking down [[Buchanan Street]] towards [[St Enoch subway station]]
  • [[Sauchiehall Street]] during [[World War II]] (1943)
  • Glasgow is home to the HQ of [[BBC Scotland]] in [[Pacific Quay]].
  • A view towards the city centre of Glasgow, home to some of Scotland's largest industries and employers
  • The 'Twin Towers' of [[Barclays]] at the [[International Financial Services District]]
  • [[Buchanan Bus Station]] is the main bus terminal within Glasgow.
  • Typical red sandstone Glasgow terrace
  • The [[Clyde Arc]], also known locally as the "Squinty Bridge"
  • The Doulton Fountain in Glasgow Green
  • [[Emirates Arena]] in Glasgow, one of the designated stadiums constructed for the 2014 Commonwealth Games
  • The 1919 [[Battle of George Square]]
  • View of the entrance to the [[Glasgow Royal Concert Hall]]
  • Glasgow Cathedral marks the site where [[Saint Mungo]] built his church and established Glasgow.
  • [[Glasgow Airport]] is the largest of the two airports that serve Glasgow
  • [[Glasgow City Chambers]], located on [[George Square]], is the headquarters of Glasgow City Council and the seat of local government in the city, circa 1900.
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  • The Tolbooth Steeple dominates [[Glasgow Cross]] and marks the east side of the [[Merchant City]].
  • The [[University of Glasgow]] is the fourth-oldest university in the English-speaking world and among the world's top 100 universities.
  • River Clyde, west of Glasgow city centre as seen from the air
  • [[Areas of Glasgow]]. Click to enlarge.
  • Greater Glasgow population density map
  • Glasgow is home to [[Hampden Park]], home of the [[Scotland national football team]].
  • 20th-century-style houses within the neighbourhood of Hillsborough Road
  • The [[International Financial Services District]] alongside the River Clyde
  • Atkinson Grimshaw]], 1881
  • M8]], which crosses the Clyde over the Kingston Bridge, is Scotland's busiest [[motorway]].
  • Glasgow Central station]] is the northern terminus of the [[West Coast Main Line]].
  • An early map of Glasgow in 1776, centred on Glasgow Cross.
  • Established by wealthy tobacco merchant Stephen Mitchell, the [[Mitchell Library]] is now one of the largest public reference libraries in Europe.
  • People's Palace]] museum on [[Glasgow Green]]
  • [[Queen Elizabeth University Hospital]] is the largest hospital campus in Europe.
  • Glasgow Queen Street station]] is the main connection for rail services to [[Edinburgh]] and the [[Scottish Highlands]].
  • Queen Mary}} is largely regarded as a sign of Glaswegian powerhouse shipbuilding industry.
  • Ruchill Church]], seen from the [[Forth and Clyde Canal]]
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  • STV]] has its HQ located in Glasgow.
  • [[Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum]] is Glasgow's premier museum and art gallery, housing one of Europe's best civic art collections.
  • 2017]]
  • The aftermath of the 2007 [[Glasgow Airport attack]], the first [[terrorist attack]] to take place in Scotland since the bombing of [[Pan Am Flight 103]] over [[Lockerbie]] in 1988
  • [[Pacific Quay]] sits within the south side of Glasgow, and is home to some of the city's largest businesses and employers.
  • Queen's Park]], looking north west. Left of centre can be seen the [[Clyde Arc]] bridge at Finnieston, while beyond is the tower of the [[University of Glasgow]], with the [[Campsie Fells]] in the distance on the right.
CITY IN SCOTLAND, UK
Glasgow, Scotland; Glasweigan; West End of Glasgow; UN/LOCODE:GBGLW; Glaswegians; The West End of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom; Glasgow West End; South East Glasgow; North Glasgow; Glasgow City council area; Cathures; Glasgow, United Kingdom; Glesga; Glaschu; Glesca; Glesgae; Glasgow City (council area); Glasgo; East End, Glasgow; City of Glasgow, Scotland; Weedgie; The weather in Glasgow; Glasgow, UK; Glasgow (Scotland); East End of Glasgow; Glasgow, Lanarkshire; Glasgae; West Glasgow; East Glasgow; South Glasgow; South Side, Glasgow; Glasgow’s West End; 0141; Glasglow; Glasgow, Renfrewshire; Healthcare in Glasgow; Football in Glasgow; Trades House; Trades' House
Glasgow noun г. Глазго
Glasgow         
  • Looking down [[Buchanan Street]] towards [[St Enoch subway station]]
  • [[Sauchiehall Street]] during [[World War II]] (1943)
  • Glasgow is home to the HQ of [[BBC Scotland]] in [[Pacific Quay]].
  • A view towards the city centre of Glasgow, home to some of Scotland's largest industries and employers
  • The 'Twin Towers' of [[Barclays]] at the [[International Financial Services District]]
  • [[Buchanan Bus Station]] is the main bus terminal within Glasgow.
  • Typical red sandstone Glasgow terrace
  • The [[Clyde Arc]], also known locally as the "Squinty Bridge"
  • The Doulton Fountain in Glasgow Green
  • [[Emirates Arena]] in Glasgow, one of the designated stadiums constructed for the 2014 Commonwealth Games
  • The 1919 [[Battle of George Square]]
  • View of the entrance to the [[Glasgow Royal Concert Hall]]
  • Glasgow Cathedral marks the site where [[Saint Mungo]] built his church and established Glasgow.
  • [[Glasgow Airport]] is the largest of the two airports that serve Glasgow
  • [[Glasgow City Chambers]], located on [[George Square]], is the headquarters of Glasgow City Council and the seat of local government in the city, circa 1900.
  • 25px
  • The Tolbooth Steeple dominates [[Glasgow Cross]] and marks the east side of the [[Merchant City]].
  • The [[University of Glasgow]] is the fourth-oldest university in the English-speaking world and among the world's top 100 universities.
  • River Clyde, west of Glasgow city centre as seen from the air
  • [[Areas of Glasgow]]. Click to enlarge.
  • Greater Glasgow population density map
  • Glasgow is home to [[Hampden Park]], home of the [[Scotland national football team]].
  • 20th-century-style houses within the neighbourhood of Hillsborough Road
  • The [[International Financial Services District]] alongside the River Clyde
  • Atkinson Grimshaw]], 1881
  • M8]], which crosses the Clyde over the Kingston Bridge, is Scotland's busiest [[motorway]].
  • Glasgow Central station]] is the northern terminus of the [[West Coast Main Line]].
  • An early map of Glasgow in 1776, centred on Glasgow Cross.
  • Established by wealthy tobacco merchant Stephen Mitchell, the [[Mitchell Library]] is now one of the largest public reference libraries in Europe.
  • People's Palace]] museum on [[Glasgow Green]]
  • [[Queen Elizabeth University Hospital]] is the largest hospital campus in Europe.
  • Glasgow Queen Street station]] is the main connection for rail services to [[Edinburgh]] and the [[Scottish Highlands]].
  • Queen Mary}} is largely regarded as a sign of Glaswegian powerhouse shipbuilding industry.
  • Ruchill Church]], seen from the [[Forth and Clyde Canal]]
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • STV]] has its HQ located in Glasgow.
  • [[Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum]] is Glasgow's premier museum and art gallery, housing one of Europe's best civic art collections.
  • 2017]]
  • The aftermath of the 2007 [[Glasgow Airport attack]], the first [[terrorist attack]] to take place in Scotland since the bombing of [[Pan Am Flight 103]] over [[Lockerbie]] in 1988
  • [[Pacific Quay]] sits within the south side of Glasgow, and is home to some of the city's largest businesses and employers.
  • Queen's Park]], looking north west. Left of centre can be seen the [[Clyde Arc]] bridge at Finnieston, while beyond is the tower of the [[University of Glasgow]], with the [[Campsie Fells]] in the distance on the right.
CITY IN SCOTLAND, UK
Glasgow, Scotland; Glasweigan; West End of Glasgow; UN/LOCODE:GBGLW; Glaswegians; The West End of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom; Glasgow West End; South East Glasgow; North Glasgow; Glasgow City council area; Cathures; Glasgow, United Kingdom; Glesga; Glaschu; Glesca; Glesgae; Glasgow City (council area); Glasgo; East End, Glasgow; City of Glasgow, Scotland; Weedgie; The weather in Glasgow; Glasgow, UK; Glasgow (Scotland); East End of Glasgow; Glasgow, Lanarkshire; Glasgae; West Glasgow; East Glasgow; South Glasgow; South Side, Glasgow; Glasgow’s West End; 0141; Glasglow; Glasgow, Renfrewshire; Healthcare in Glasgow; Football in Glasgow; Trades House; Trades' House

['glɑ:sgəu]

общая лексика

Глазго (крупный промышленный центр и порт Шотландии [Scotland]; третий по численности населения город Великобритании [Great Britain])

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география

г. Глазго

Definition

Глазго
город, адм. ц. р-на Стратклайд Шотландии; Великобритания. Возник в VI в. на месте кельт, селения Glascoed - 'зеленая лощина' (от бритт, glas 'зеленый', coed 'лощина'). Совр. Glasgow, русск. Глазго.
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Wikipedia

Glasgow Coma Scale

The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is a clinical scale used to reliably measure a person's level of consciousness after a brain injury.

The GCS assesses a person based on their ability to perform eye movements, speak, and move their body. These three behaviours make up the three elements of the scale: eye, verbal, and motor. A person's GCS score can range from 3 (completely unresponsive) to 15 (responsive). This score is used to guide immediate medical care after a brain injury (such as a car accident) and also to monitor hospitalised patients and track their level of consciousness.

Lower GCS scores are correlated with higher risk of death. However, the GCS score alone should not be used on its own to predict the outcome for an individual person with brain injury.

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What is the Russian for Glasgow coma scale? Translation of &#39Glasgow coma scale&#39 to Russian
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