Swali: Ni kitu gani kwenye mwili kikipimwa huwa kinathibitisha mtu kufariki?

Time to departure will you be ready when that day has come, pumzi haiuzwi nime elimika humu
 
Mama Sabrina said:
Mtu aliezimia unaweza kumfanyia cpr au unamuacha tu atazinduka mwenyewe
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Kumfanyia mtu CPR criteria zake ni
1: awe hapumui au anapumua kwa mbali sana
2: kama husikii mapigo ya moyo (pulse)

kama mtu amezimia kawaida na anapua kawaida hafanyiwi cpr huyo.
 
dmkali said:
Hiyo dawa inapatikana wap shekh, je inaruhusiwa mahospitalini?
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Hiyo dawa IPO maduka yakisunna, jina silifaham ila iliwahi kutumika ndani mwetu

Nadhan hospitali ni ngumu kuipata
 
How To Tell If A Person Is Actually Dead

Don’t laugh, people have woken up in morgues over less.

Fear of being buried alive, or “taphophobia” for those wanting to impress dinner party guests, was a genuine concern in the 18th and 19th century, leading to the invention of safety coffins. Medical advancements over the past few centuries have made this more of an irrational phobia than a reality, but there’s always stories surfacing about living people pronounced dead.

The odds that you’re going to come across a seemingly lifeless body are hopefully slim, but it doesn’t hurt to know some reliable methods to make sure a person is actually dead. If it’s an actual emergency you should always call 911 immediately, but if you want to provide the dispatcher with useful info you might need to do a little more than just kick the body a few times. Here’s what you do…

1. Kick Them

OK, OK, don’t kick the possibly dead body. But you should gently poke or shake them. It’s not entirely foolproof however, as an unconscious person may not respond at all, and a corpse may emit air or other noise that would indicate signs of life.


2. Check for a Pulse

Hold your fingertips to the person’s wrist or on either side of their neck and see if you can feel for any sign of a beating heart. Again, this can often be difficult (even for pros) so no pulse doesn’t necessarily mean they are gone for good.


3. The Old Mirror Trick

It’s a gag used in a lot of old movies, but it works. Hold a tiny mirror under the person’s nose and see if the glass fogs up. If you don’t have a mirror, use any glass-based surface like sunglasses or a powered-off cell phone screen. So long as it’s a dark reflective surface so you can easily see the fog.

4. Shine a Light


Using a flashlight, direct the beam straight into the eye. If the pupil constricts, they’re probably alive. No response isn’t a good sign. If you don’t have a flashlight handy, use a flashlight app on a cell phone. (Who knew cell phones would be this handy for diagnosing death?)


5. The Sniff Test

If you happen to have an onion handy, cut it in half and hold it in front of the person’s nose. The pungent odor will work like smelling salts and likely jolt the person awake…if, in fact, they are still with us.

6. The, Um, Other Sniff Test
It’s not pleasant, but often a body will release urine and excrement when it expires (not all the time, it kind of depends on how full the bladder or intestines were before the person passed), so soiled pants are another indication of the person being deceased.


How Doctors Pronounce Someone Dead

Apart from performing many of the tests above, though with more reliable and expensive equipment, doctors or paramedics on the scene use technology. They hook a body up to machines that monitor heartbeat, brainwaves, and respiration. If you’ve ever watched a medical show you know exactly what they’re looking for: A flatline. Doctors may also do an ultrasound to see if there’s any heart activity.
 
dmkali said:
Umefafanua Kwa kina lakini, je vipi maiti inapozinduka mochwari hatua gan hufanywa au ndipo rungu hutembea kuondoa ushahidi?
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Ni kinyume cha utaratibu katika fani ya tiba kupeleka mwili chumba cha maiti kabla ya kufanya uhakiki kama mtu kafa kweli au amezimika tu. Mwili unaopelekwa chumba cha maiti ni ule tu uliohakikiwa na kutangazwa mfu.
 
Mama Sabrina said:
Kwanini ubongo unakufa?hauwezi kurudishwa katika hali yake haraka
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Ubongo huwa unakufa baada ya kukosa hewa ya "oxygen" ambayo husafirishwa kwenye ubongo na damu. Baada ya dakika 4 au 5 za ubongo kukosa hewa na damu huwa unakufa na ukifikia hatua hiyo hata kama mapigo ya moyo yataamshwa na kuanza kusukuma damu, mtu husika hataweza kupata fahamu tena, wala kujitambua. Ubongo ukifa, umekufa na hakuna kinachoweza kufanyika kuurudisha katika uhai wake.

Katika mwili wa mwanadamu, ubongo upo very delicate na very complicated kiasi kwamba kuna mengi sana mpaka leo wanasayansi hawayajui kuhusu ubongo. Kinachofahamika leo hii kuhusu ubongo ni kama tone tu la maji katika bahari. BWANA MUNGU, alifanya kazi kubwa ambayo wanadamu hatuwezi kamwe kuing'amua yote.
 
sio Masaa ni dk 72 moyo ulisimama
 
concious mind,
Eti bana mtu akifariki huwa mishipa ya kichwani inasimama? Na kama huwa inasimama kwanini inakuwa hivo kwa muda wote?
 
GwaB, Daktari huthibitisha kwamba mtu ameshakufa kwa kupima vital signs ambazo ni BP, RESPIRATION, PULSE RATE na TEMPERATURE. Normal blood pressure ni 120/80 mm/hg kwa mtu mzima lakini akifa inasoma 00/00 mm/hg.Normal RESPIRATION ni 17 rates hadi 20 rates per minute lakini mtu akifa respiration inasoma zero rates.Normal pulse rate ni 60 hadi 80 beats per minutes lakini akifa itasoma zero beats na normal body temperature ni 37° centigrade lakini mtu akifa temperature inakuwa chini ya 37°C hata kufikia 0°Centigrade.Hivi vitu 4 vikiacha kufanya kazi ni uthibitisho tosha kuwa mtu ameshakufa.
 
Mshana Jr said:
Akikubali tuu kuingia kwenye jokofu basi kwangu huyo ni mfu parcee
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Mkuu umeandika kwa kifupi mno wakati tulitegemea uje na majibu ya kina hapa ili kuondoa utata. Plc bro tupe ufafanuzi kwa hili.
 
Hii ya mboni respond na mwanga hukubali hata kwa mtu aliyezimia yaani hana fahamu?
 
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