Difference between sleep and coma?

Question

How would you describe the difference between sleep and coma?

Answer 1

Sleep is 5 letters and Coma is 4 letters. each starts with and ends with a different consonant. 

Sleep has 2 letters that are the same while coma doesn't.

Coma ends with a vowel.

Everyone sleeps during  

their lives but not everyone goes into a coma.

Answer 2

During a ''coma'', an individual is inert to their current circumstance. The individual is alive and seems as though they are dozing. Be that as it may, not at all like in a profound ''sleep'', the individual can't be stirred by any incitement, including torment.

Answer 3

During a condition of obviousness, an individual is torpid to their present situation. The individual is alive and seems like they are resting. Regardless, unlike in a significant rest, the individual can't be mixed by any induction, including torture.

Answer 4

One can be awakened from sleep, not generally so with a coma

Answer 5

 A coma is a prolonged state of unconsciousness. 

 During a coma, a person is unresponsive to his or her environment. 

 The person is alive and looks like he or she is sleeping. 

 However, unlike in a deep sleep, 

 the person cannot be awakened by any stimulation, including pain.

Answer 6

During a state of unconsciousness, an individual is lethargic to their current circumstance. The individual is alive and appears as though they are resting. Nonetheless, dissimilar to in a profound rest, the individual can't be stirred by any incitement, including torment.

Answer 7

Sleep is a normal activity that people without physical damage engage in on a regular basis, and people wake up from sleep when they have had enough of it, unless something else wakes them up first. Going into coma is not a normal activity and you only end up in one if something is physically very wrong. People don't say 'I think I'll go into a coma early tonight'.

Answer 8

you can shake a sleeper to wake up , you can shake a person in a coma  to wake up , i know i was in a coma for 20 days, and yes some one in a coma dreams more than once ..

Answer 9

 A person in a coma is unconscious.  A person sleeping is not unconscious.  

Answer 10

As a non medical person, this is the only way I can. A coma is where you are unconscience  and can't be awoken. Sleep is normal, rest.