Words of inspiration

Words Of inspiration

Words Of inspiration

Beware with your own tongue. A sharp tongue can cut your own throat.

If you want to succeed in life, the first thing you have to do is dream. If you want your dreams to come true, you mustn’t oversleep.

Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. If only we can buy a “branded” expression in the mall…

The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts. Think right, feels right!

The heaviest thing you can carry on your shoulder is a “grudge”. Why don’t you leave it at home?

One thing you can give and still keep is your word. Make sure you give a good one, because you also keep one copy for yourself…

You lie the loudest when you lie to yourself. Do you listen to yourself when you are talking?

 If you lack the courage to start, you have already finished.

One important thing you should but can’t recycle is wasted time.

Your big ideas will never work unless ‘ You’ work them.

Your mind is like a parachute… it functions only when open. So, if you want to see anything, see it with an open mind.

Life is too short to wake up with regrets…  Life is too short to be afraid (or too brave)! 

If you get a second chance, grab it with both hands. If it slips, you might not get the third chance.

Nobody said life would be easy, they just promised it would be worth it… Provided you think right, do the right things, says the right words…

The hardest place to find something is perhaps the one inside you.

 

Related:

Abbreviated coma scale

 

Abbreviated coma scale is also known as “AVPU”. This scale is sometimes used in the initial assessment as a primary survey of a patient especially for the patient that is critically ill.

A = alert

V = responds to vocal stimuli

P =responds to pain

U = unresaponsive

 If the patient only responds to pain, it usually indicate that the patient’s GCS (Glasgow Coma Scale) is less than 8.

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Reference:

  1. Murray Longmore et al. Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine. Seventh Edition. 2008. Oxford University Press.
  2. Dan Horton Szar et al. Paedtarics Crash Course. 3rd edition. 2008. Mosby Elsevier.