Definition Of Death Flashcards

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What is the definition of death?

A

Irreversible cessation of the circulation, respiration and brain function.

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Types of death

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Somatic and cellular

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What is the meaning of vegetative state?

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Brain stem function in the absence of cortical function

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What is the meaning of molecular life?

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The life in molecules –just kidding :’) ! .
It’s the life between the somatic death and cellular death.

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5
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What is the medicolegal important of the molecular life?

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Organ transplants

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What is the characters of the brain death?

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  1. Brain damage most present.
  2. The patient under artificial ventilation.
  3. The patient is on deep untreatable coma.
  4. Loss of all reflexes.
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7
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When vegitative state can be considered permanent?

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  1. After 12 months in case of traumatic brain injury.
  2. After 6 months in other cases.
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Types of organ transplantation

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  1. Homologous.
  2. Live donation.
  3. Cadaveric donation.
  4. Xenografts.
  5. Cloning.
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9
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Manner of death

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Natural.
Unnatural:
1. Accidental.
2. Homicide.
3. Suicide.
4. Unclassified.

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Cause of death

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  1. Disease.
  2. Injury.
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11
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Reasons of Autopsis:

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  1. Clinical interest.
  2. Medicolegal purpose.
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12
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Removing of the body from its grave called

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Exhumation

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