No. Since the respiratory and circulatory system are connected, you wouldn't have oxygenated blood and you would die.
Sure. You just see if the person's heart is beating. But you're gonna have to be a doctor.
I doubt it. Once your brain is without oxygen for even a few minutes, it can have long term effects. Now, if the heart attack happend, but the heart started working again before the 6 minutes, there might be a better chance.
yea when you sneeze it stops beating for a second(Its not dangerous don't be scared). And when your frozen, that might be dangerous. You know you can be frozen but still alive. look at the website IAMLYINGDONTTRUSTME.YOURMOM
pulse indicates how fast the heart is beating
You can not survive without your heart!. It pumps the blood throughout the entire body!. During a surgery like a heart transplant, they connect the body to a machine that "mimicks" the same function as the heart while the actual transplant is occuring!. If a person's heart stops from a heart attack or something, the longer it takes to revive the person, the higher chance there is for brain damage and eventually death to occur!. Let's say a person is revived after 45 minutes of CPR!.!.!.chances are there will be little to no brain activity left because of the damage that occured while the heart was not beating!. That's why it's so important to act fast when a person is having a heart attack!
Yes, but only for a short time. You can stay alive for 3 minutes after your heart stopped beating. 3 minutes is all you get. So live close to a hospital in case when you get old.:)
You heart beating lets you know you are still alive. The heart pumps blood throughout your body. When it stops working, so do you (without external intervention). The regular beating of the heart beat maintained by electrical impulses form the heart pacemaker, which is located in the wall of the right atrium.
You heart beating lets you know you are still alive. The heart pumps blood throughout your body. When it stops working, so do you (without external intervention). The regular beating of the heart beat maintained by electrical impulses form the heart pacemaker, which is located in the wall of the right atrium.
yes
yes, they have a beating heart and organs
Yes they take out the heart when the frog is still alive.
You are feeling the heart rate. It call tell you if the person is even alive. It can tell how fast or slow the heart is beating. It can tell you how hard the heart is beating.
well they just live.cause they have beating heart.
the heart i beating and is kicking
you're heart beating
Death is medically defined as cesation of the heart beating. Once the heart has stopped beating, you have between 2-6 minutes to get the heart restarted before mild to severe brain damage occurs. During this time, performing CPR can stave off the effects to some extent. In other words, if a person has a heart attack and their heart has stopped, performing CPR on the downed person will sustain the brain getting the necessary oxygen to stay alive as well the allow the heart to perfuse or send blood to vital organs throughout the body. However if the heart is not able to be restarted during this time, then the person is dead. So to Answer the question, if someone is "down" for 20 minutes, with their heart stopped, and it is restarted, there is an extremely high probability of irreversible brain damage/persistent vegetative state. In other words, they are brain dead and not alive even though their heart is still beating. So . . . NO a person cannot live again after their heart has been stopped for 20 minutes.
No, none of that is really happening. If your heart was truly not beating for two minutes, you wouldn't be able to "get up" without medical intervention.