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Essential features of brain death
A No gag reflex
B No respiration when PCO2 exceeds 7 KPa
C Flat ECG
D Absence of spinal reflex
E Doll’s eye test negative
Differences in the way men and women process language are of special interest to brain researchers. It is known that 'aphasia' , a kind of speech disorder , is more common in men than in women when the left side of the brain is damaged in an accident or after a stroke. However , women are more likely than men to suffer 'aphasia' when the front part of the brain is damaged . The idea implied in the above passage is -
A Brain damaged can be caused by an accident
B Brains of men and women are organized differently in the way they process speech
C Both sides of the brain are responsible for speech organization
D Brain researchers are locked in argument over the process of language development
Features of brain death are
A Dilated fixed pupils
B Absent occulo-cephalic reflex
C Absent gag reflex
D Intact corneal reflex
E Intact occulo-vestibular reflex
Praveen died in a car accident. The beneficiary submits documents for a death claim. Which of the below document is an additional document required to be submitted in case of accidental death as compared to natural death?
A Certificate of burial or cremation
B Treating physician’s certificate
C Employer’s certificate
D Inquest Report
Given below is a list of document to be submitted for a normal death claim by all beneficiaries in the event of death of life insured. Pick the odd one out which is additionally required to be submitted only in case of death by accident.
A Inquest report
B Claim form
C Certificate of burial cremation
D Hospital’s certificate
Brain Death এ কোনটি থাকবে না?
A Apnoea
B Constricted pupil
C Pulse not responsive to atropine
D Deep coma
Reflexes to test brain death include
A Gag reflex
B Pupillary light reflex
C Vestibule-ocular reflex
D Knee jerk reflex
E Babiniski plantar reflex
Signs of brain stem death include
A Loss of light reflex
B Loss of respiratory response to raised CO2 in the absence of hypoxia
C Unconsciousness
D Loss of tendon jerks
E Nystagmus in response to cold water in the external auditory canal
Signs or brain stem death include
A Loss of pupillary reflex
B Loss of respiratory response to CO2 in the absence of hypoxia
C Unconsciousness
D Loss of deep reflexes
E Nystagmus in response to cold water in the external auditory
The following reflexes are used to test brain stem death
A Gag reflex
B Pupillary reflex
C Vestibulo-ocular reflex
D Knee jerk reflex
E Babinskis reflex

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