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Is death a disease?
No, death is not a disease. Death is a natural and inevitable biological process that occurs as a part of life. While diseases can lead to death, death itself is the cessation of all biological functions.
How does biological death differ from clinical death?
Biological death is irreversible, irrevocable death. You can not be resuscitated. Clinical death is when spontaneous respiration and heartbeat cease, it is during this time that the person can be resuscitated.
Is Termination of metabolic processes is called biological death?
Biological death refers to the irreversible cessation of all essential bodily functions, including metabolic processes. Therefore, termination of metabolic processes is indeed a part of biological death.
What is the biological change that occurs in early adolescents?
Puberty.
How do the Polish react when death occurs?
How do polish react when the death of their partner occurs
The biological death of a patient means the death of tissues of the?
Brain....neurons to be precise...
The statement Death involves causality means that?
There are biological reasons for the occurence of death
What are two examples of biological stress?
A biological stressor is one that affects your body, like not being properly nourished. A life change stressor is an event or activity that occurs, like an accident, such as spraining your ankle.
What biological process occurs in order to generate gametes?
Le Jesus.
What is the biological term for a polysaccharide which occurs in the wall of plant cells?
Cellulose
What biological process occurs every 24 hours?
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What is thermal death?
Thermal death is a concept that refers to the point at which all living organisms in a particular location or environment are killed by high temperatures. This occurs because the heat disrupts essential biological processes and denatures proteins, leading to the death of the organisms present. Thermal death points can vary depending on the type of organism and the specific temperature conditions.
