The return to consciousness is accompanied by: It may have more than one response. c. Increased reflex responses b. increase of the respiratory frequence a. Increased heart rate d. Increased voluntary movements
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The return to consciousness is accompanied by: It may have more than one response.
c. Increased reflex responses
b. increase of the respiratory frequence
a. Increased heart rate
d. Increased voluntary movements
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