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How would the nurse explain "brain death" to a family member? Brain death is: 1. Damage to the brain

How would the nurse explain "brain death" to a family member? Brain death is:
1. Damage to the brain so extensive that the brain is no longer functional and function cannot be restored by medical therapies
2. Brain tissue that is lacking blood supply so it cannot perform some of its normal functions
3. Electrical malfunction of brain tissue so that it does not control breathing properly
4. When one lobe of the brain is traumatized or bruised and is trying to repair itself

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Can't believe you even gave me an explanation, really appreciate your help. Problem solved

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Glad you liked it, good night!

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