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DLOC
(redirected from Decreased Level of Consciousness)

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DLOCDiablo Light Opera Company (California)
DLOCDigital Library of the Caribbean
DLOCDaimler and Lanchester Owners' Club (UK)
DLOCDirected Level Of Capability
DLOCDecreased Level of Consciousness
DLOCDuty Location
DLOCDelivered Lines of Code
DLOCDivision Logistical Operation Center
DLOCDeros Lock on Control (gun mounting system)


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The patient responded well to the naloxone, but as the naloxone's reversal of the opioid ceased, the decreased level of consciousness would return.
Oxycodone accumulation in a hemodialysis patient by Nystrom, Kelly K. / Southern Medical Journal
Other symptoms may include general malaise, fever, tachycardia, nausea, vomiting, agitation, confusion, decreased level of consciousness and low urine output.
Rhabdomyolysis made easy by Wilson, Sharon / Australian Nursing Journal
A 20-year-old man was admitted to the hospital after an altercation because of headache and decreased level of consciousness.
Near-fatal air embolism: fibrin sheath as the portal of air entry by Davies, Scott / Southern Medical Journal
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