The Centralist Theory of the Diagnosis of Death

question 34

Multiple Choice

The centralist theory of the diagnosis of death

• A)was the prominent view in the 14th century.
• B)proposed that the entire body and every organ and cell possessed the life force.
• C)has been resurrected by the modern theory of brain death.
• D)was that death was not permanent.

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