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What is a observation in which prior knowledge must be used?
An observation that requires prior knowledge is one where context or background information is necessary to interpret the data accurately. For example, observing a plant's wilting may prompt the need for prior knowledge about its watering requirements, environmental conditions, or specific species characteristics. Without this background, one might misinterpret the cause of the wilting, leading to incorrect conclusions or actions. Such observations highlight the importance of integrating existing knowledge with new experiences to enhance understanding.
Can heartbeat restart spontaneously after death?
Death occurs when the person is without the functions of their brain (Some brain cells live on,meaning the brain didnt "die"). Prior to that, the person is not dead, regardless of what the heart is doing. If they are not dead, the heart is not restarting after death, but may continue to beat if the nerves send their last messages after death to the heart. It can happen. But its extremely unlikely.
What reading strategy involves combining prior knowledge?
The reading strategy that involves combining prior knowledge with new information is called "schema activation" or "schema theory." This approach encourages readers to connect what they already know to the content they are reading, enhancing comprehension and retention. By activating existing schemas or mental frameworks, readers can better interpret and integrate new ideas, leading to a deeper understanding of the text.
What do coroners do?
Coroners (literally 'protectors of the crown') used to have a wide range of public responsibilities on behalf of the King. Now, the coroner is (almost) solely involved in one thing: establishing cause of death. In the UK, the coroner can currently be either a doctor or lawyer with at least five years senior experience. This will shortly be changed, and only lawyers will be entitled to apply. This is because the role is very much a legal, rather than a medical, position. The local authority (rather than the Home Office) appoints these individuals. Deaths MUST be referred to the Coroner in the following circumstances: Where the cause of death is unknown Where the individual died without being seen by a doctor within 14 days prior to death Where the cause of death was deemed unnatural (murder, suicide, industrial accident, car crash etc) Where the final illness was not attended by a doctor And in certain special circumstances (the person died in police custody or was collecting a war pension) In these circumstances, the Coroner's Officer will be informed of the death (95% of the time by a doctor), and will decide whether a post-mortem examination (autopsy) is required. If this is deemed necessary, the Coroner will instruct a Forensic Pathologist to carry out the autopsy in order to: Identify the individual (by tissue sample or dental records) Ascertain where, when and how they died Document findings and produce a report The Coroner will then hold an inquest which will provide these details to the public. Coroners are also responsible for deciding the beneficiaries of buried treasure!
Why is prior knowledge so important in science?
Prior knowledge allows you to make a well-informed hypotheses and a better-planned experiment.
What if the author of a will has not requested their will to be read prior to death?
There is no requirement for a will to be read prior to death.
Was Criminal activity unknown prior to the nineteenth century?
Criminal activity was unknown prior to the nineteenth century.
What are the dark people you may dream about prior to death?
This sounds very much like a superstition or an idea from a horror film. There is no rational cause to believe that anyone dreams "dark people" prior to death. Such things are figments of the imagination or creations of science fiction.
What problems would occur from the incomplete closure of the foramen ovalis prior to birth?
it will cause death, and many causes to the heart will be damaged.
What are four reasons for an autopsy?
1. Anatomical Studies 2. Find cause of death 3. Condition of health prior to death 4.Determine if medical diagnosis and treatment were appropriate
How many people died getting an injection?
It is difficult to provide an exact number without specific context or data. However, adverse reactions to injections leading to death are rare overall, as vaccines and medications are rigorously tested for safety prior to approval. Any incident of death following an injection is thoroughly investigated to determine the cause and prevent similar occurrences in the future.
How do you die from polio?
Prior to the iron lung, the most common cause of death from polio was paralysis of the diaphragm muscles causing suffocation from inability to breathe.
How much time after your last doctor's visit can go by and the doctor be able to sign your death certificate?
Your last visit may influence the determination of the cause of death, but examination of the body after death is going to determine cause of death. The last visit may have nothing to do with it. No doctor is going to sign a death certificate on the basis of a visit even a couple of hours prior to death let alone days, weeks or months.
Did Germany cause WWI?
It can not be considered completely guiltless, but it cannnot be given all the blame. The tensions in Europe over the century prior to the war were what set up the scene for war.
What is a leading resource of southeast Asia?
Prior to the 1990s, it was rubber, minerals, and agricultural products. 21st century, is some agricultural products, and lots of clothing, toys, and collectible items (reproduction militaria souvenirs).
Did Aristotle have a surname?
No, he did not. Surnames were uncommon prior to the 12th century.
In 16th century German what is a Kartäuserprior?
The Prior of a Carthusian Monastery.
