Test Your Knowledge on Death and Dying Processes

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What is the agonal period?

  • The period of time after death
  • The period of time leading up to death (correct)
  • The period of time after cellular death
  • The moment of death

What is the difference between cellular death and somatic death?

  • Cellular death is the cessation of circulation, while somatic death is the irreversible cessation of communication and interaction with the environment
  • Cellular death is the irreversible cessation of circulation, while somatic death is the cessation of respiration
  • Cellular death is the irreversible cessation of communication and interaction with the environment, while somatic death is the cessation of respiration
  • Cellular death is the cessation of respiration, while somatic death is the irreversible cessation of communication and interaction with the environment (correct)

What is brain death?

  • A condition in which the heart ceases to function irreversibly
  • A condition in which the lungs cease to function irreversibly
  • A condition in which the brain ceases to function irreversibly (correct)
  • A condition in which the liver ceases to function irreversibly

What is autolysis?

<p>The process of decay following cessation of respiration (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How long can white blood cells remain capable of movement after cardiac arrest?

<p>Up to 12 hours (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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