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The absence of brain activity.
The absence of brain activity.
The absence of brain activity.
The absence of brain activity.
The absence of brain activity.
The absence of brain activity.
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Which medical school wrote the standard definition of death in 1968?
In 1968, Harvard Medical School defined death as irreversible damage to the brain, or brain death.
The medical term myocardial infarction is best defined as?
Your Answer: Heart Attack; Death Of Heart Muscle
What is clinical death?
Clinical death is a medical term that is defined as the cessation of vital functions such as breathing and blood circulation. This happens when the heart stops beating.
Death of a Salesman makes an implicit call for a re-examination of as it was conventionally defined at the time?
the American Dream
What are the functions of the American Heart Association?
The following is the current mission statement of the American Heart Association (taken direct from their Web site): The American Heart Association is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Basically, they offer programs, training and services that create public awareness of heart disease and related conditions.
What do people in Mexico think happens after death?
That's sort of like saying what people think happens in American after death. Mexico has no defined religion so therefore no 1 afterlife.
What are the morbidity and morality rates of cardiovascular disease?
According to the American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death in the United States. It is also the leading cause of death among people with diabetes.
What is medical term meaning after death?
Post-mortem is the medical term meaning after death.
What was Albert Einstein's nationality?
He was legally German until 1933, when he renounced his citizenship. Then he applied for an American citizenship, what made him American until his death. A nationality is defined by a commitment to a nation and may be chosen by the individual according to the human right of free association (see United Nations Declaration of Rights). At the point Albert Einstein had officially renounced his German citizenship, despite he has always been carying it half-heartily only, he had declared he is not a German, and by adopting an American citizenship, he also declared he is American. Thus we have to respect his decision and write in our history books he was American.
What was Albert Einstein's nationality?
He was legally German until 1933, when he renounced his citizenship. Then he applied for an American citizenship, what made him American until his death. A nationality is defined by a commitment to a nation and may be chosen by the individual according to the human right of free association (see United Nations Declaration of Rights). At the point Albert Einstein had officially renounced his German citizenship, despite he has always been carying it half-heartily only, he had declared he is not a German, and by adopting an American citizenship, he also declared he is American. Thus we have to respect his decision and write in our history books he was American.
Who founded American Philosophical Association?
Benjamin Franklin The difference between the Association and the Society:The first president of the American Philosophical Association was James Edwin Creighton (1861-1924). The APA was founded in 1901 (Benjamin Franklin died long before this time).American Philosophical Society The first American scientific association to be organized. It was founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1743. Thomas Hopkinson (1709-1751) was the first president and Benjamin Franklin (1705 O.S.-1790) the first secretary. The American Society for Promoting Useful Knowledge merged with the APS in 1769-Franklin became the new president and served until his death in 1790.
What was originally defined as a crime punishable by death and or the loss of all rights and property?
A felony was originally defined as a crime punishable by death and/or the loss of all rights and property.
