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In ancient Egypt and Greece, the heart was thought to create the _____________ and the absence of a heartbeat was regarded as the principal sign of death.
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In 1959, __________ neurologists Mollaret and Goulon first discussed the clinical, electrophysiological and ethical issues of what is now known as brain death, using the term 'coma dépassé' (irretrievable coma).
In1968,theAdHocCommitteeofHarvardMedicalSchool,whichincludedtenphysicians,atheologian,alawyerandahistorianofscience,publishedamilestonepaperdefiningdeathasirreversiblecoma. The report "opened new areas of law, and posed new and different problems for theologist and ethicist ... it has made physicians into lawyers, lawyers into physicians, and both into philosophers".
Brain death means human death determined by ________________ criteria. It is an unfortunate term, as it misleadingly suggests that there are two types of death: 'brain' death and 'regular' death. There is, however, only one type of death, which can be measured in two ways — by cardiorespiratory or neurological criteria.
The exact duration required for the absence of circulation and respiration before death occurs has evoked controversy in relation to the Pittsburgh protocol for non-heart-beating donors. It is now debated that after __ minutes of asystole the heart will not auto-resuscitate and the patient can be declared dead according to cardio pulmonary criteria, given that artificial resuscitation would not be attempted.
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