[Eris Killton]

GO LOZEN!!! <3

Glad to see someone brought this back!

That brain blood!!! oooh! I will get the color right if it kills me!

[meatcleaver]

Hey Rocky! watch me lanch a morter outta this here tube! I dunno bullwinkle I dont think its a good idea! Hear goes! PSSSsssst. Hey what gives lemmie look down da hole an see :KERPOW! And thats what happen to bullwinkle! THE END!

[wolfie]

Originally Posted by viking64 ↗

I found the answer to this when I worked at the Law School at the local university here. If they take someones pulse/blood pressure and state that their was none, there is little to no chance that the family of the deceased can sue whomever for not providing adequate care which THEN lead to the victim's demise. It seems like a funny thing to do, but it is quite effective at preventing frivolous lawsuits from being filed.

So shall it be said. So shall it be written

[Pappyo13]

I was waiting for the medic to break out the paddles and yell "Clear!"

[Desensitisation]

Just because the forebrain, and even the midbrain are gone, the hindbrain can keep going. If he's a registered organ donor, or even not one, if the hindbrain is intact and the rest of the body functional, there's no reason the body cannot be maintained until transported to the hospital for organ harvesting. Of course, doesn't always work out that way.

That said, it's also part of the process of declaring death completely and utterly. No patient is ever declared dead until all signs of death of confirmed, which is lack of breathing, lack of pulse, lack of electrical heart activity, lack of pupilliary/corneal reflex (which in this case is impossible to assess).

[wolfie]

Originally Posted by Desensitisation ↗

Just because the forebrain, and even the midbrain are gone, the hindbrain can keep going. If he's a registered organ donor, or even not one, if the hindbrain is intact and the rest of the body functional, there's no reason the body cannot be maintained until transported to the hospital for organ harvesting. Of course, doesn't always work out that way.

That said, it's also part of the process of declaring death completely and utterly. No patient is ever declared dead until all signs of death of confirmed, which is lack of breathing, lack of pulse, lack of electrical heart activity, lack of pupilliary/corneal reflex (which in this case is impossible to assess).

Thats good to know. Next time i run into that I'll at least throw it in the back and drop them off at the nearest vet hospital.

[wikkkidone92]

The stupidity of some people amazes me

[wolfie]

Originally Posted by wikkkidone92 ↗

The stupidity of some people amazes me

A man with two/thirds of his brain gone is dead or a carat. The ignorance to that fact amazes me. waste those fucking resources on turnip when you could relieve 4 lesser patience.
So hop on motherfucker you wanna argue this.

[Gutmutilator]

AWESOME POST

greetings:Gutmutilator

[collaredgirl65]

I guess they do have to check for vitals but damn, most of his brains is on the ground! And the pointers, not very good at their jobs but they are still pointing. good post, even if it is an older one.