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Phases of dying

Agonal-gasps and muscle spasms during first moments.



Clinical- heartbeat, breathing, brain function stop but resuscitation still possible.



Mortality- permanent death

Brain death

Irreversible cessation of all activity in brain and brain stem. Standard

Persistent vegetative state

Cerebral cortex no longer registers electrical activity. Brain stem remains active

Death anxiety

Influenced by religion. Women more anxious. Low among adults with rwligion.

Kubler Ross theory

Denial


Anger


Bargaining


Depression


Acceptance

Appropriate death

As free from suffering as possible.

Forms of euthanasia

Passive- withdrawl of treatment



Voluntary- medical staff act to end life


Assisted suicide-medical staff provide means for death


Involuntary active- medical staff end life without patient consent