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How long does it take for brain death to happen when you have ceased beating?
3 minutes 3 minutes
How long does it take to receive brain damage or even die if the the body is not receiving oxygen?
Brain damage start to occur at around 4-6 minutes in someone who's not breathing.
What is the recovery time for cerebral hemorrhage?
For a very small leak it shouldn't take long. Most big leaks result in brain death.
How long does it take for your brain to decay?
After death, the brain cells can start to decay within minutes if deprived of oxygen. However, the brain tissue itself can remain intact for hours before significant decay occurs, depending on factors like temperature and environment.
If you take a roofie and take antidepressants and adderall what drug interactions can occur?
death
How long can the brain live after the blood circulation stops?
after the blood circulation stops how long does the brain take to die
How long does it take to perform a brain biopsy?
About an hour
How long to get a death certificate in NJ after death?
how long does it take to receive a death certificate in nj and can the process be expedited
How long does it take for mitosis to occur?
it take 12 to 24 hours
How long does it take to transfer pain to the brain?
Not that long. It will hert for a while thow.
How long does it take for your brain to send messages to your brain?
Im not sure your brain sends your brain messages. correct me if im wrong people.
How long can a person survive in a fire?
The number one cause of death in most building fires is smoke inhalation. The actual reason for death in these cases is oxygen deprivation and toxicity (primarily from carbon monoxide), which in turn means that it can take up to five minutes for brain death to occur. Death by burning generally can take quite a long time. The best information we have for this is history. Burning at the stake, a common form of execution in the past, typically could take thirty minutes or more (sometimes up to days depending on the intensity of the fire and wind conditions--blowing away toxic fumes such and carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide). Death in these cases was usually the result of shock, heatstroke, exsanguination (blood loss), the destruction of vital organs.
