traumatic shock

The far more traumatic shock came a few weeks later.

The younger kid is in the hospital now suffering from what appears to be traumatic shock.

Ricky goes into traumatic shock and has to be hospitalized.

Del is in traumatic shock, I must point out.

The medikit's drugs and the traumatic shock were pushing him under again.

This time the state of traumatic shock did not last quite so long - there is a limit to how much the human mind can take.

Such traumatic shocks could undo what mind was left.

As a result of his telepathic torture, Penny died from traumatic shock.

Using this technique they were able to study and characterise traumatic shock, the physiology of heart failure.

To Nemoto, the whole thing seemed to have been more like a traumatic shock than an imparting of information.

"Outside of the wound, I'd say primarily traumatic shock."

The murder would produce post traumatic shock in Muizz.

And he still experiences the effects of post traumatic shock syndrome, when deep despair nearly overcomes him.

"I think it's called traumatic shock or stress or something," Telda said.

From an emotional and traumatic shock in 1983 he picked himself up from the floor and brought back the cup.

While at Vanderbilt, he worked on the nature and treatment of hemorrhagic and traumatic shock.

The psychologists said that Rickie was adjusting healthily to the traumatic shock he had gone through.

Certainly in terms of earth psychiatry, those two traumatic shocks were sufficient to cause a psychosis†if you tended to be psychotic.

But it's possibly the effect of traumatic shock."

"We suffered a major traumatic shock.

Maybe traumatic shock is different.

"Post traumatic shock syndrome," I said wisely.

Legs were often broken as an act of mercy to the tortured person by hastening death through severe traumatic shock and fat embolism.

Thomas and Blalock did groundbreaking research into the causes of hemorrhagic and traumatic shock.

"I hear it's severe traumatic shock."