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Baris ka-1: [[~~Image~~Gambar:Human remains.jpg\|thumb\|Rorongkong manusa paéh di scrub, circa 1900–1910\|300px]] '''Paéh''' téh ngandung harti eureunna [[hirup\|kahirupan]] fisik organisme atawa kaayaan organisme sanggeusna. Baris ka-18: Today, where a definition of the moment of death is required, we usually turn to "[[brain death]]" or "biological death": people are considered dead when the electrical activity in their brain ceases (cf. [[persistent vegetative state]]). It is presumed that a stoppage of electrical activity indicates the end of [[consciousness]]. Brain activity is a necessary condition to legal personhood, and, perhaps with the exception of the [[fetus]], it is a sufficient condition for legal personhood. "''It appears that once brain death has been determined ~~…~~… no criminal or civil liability will result from disconnecting the life-support devices.''" Dority v. Superior Court of San Bernardino County, 193 Cal.Rptr. 288, 291 (1983) However, those maintaining that only the [[neo-cortex]] of the brain is necessary for consciousness sometimes argue that only electrical activity there should be considered when defining death. In most places the more conservative definition of death (cessation of electrical activity in the whole brain, as opposed to just in the neo-cortex) has been adopted (for example the [[Uniform Determination Of Death Act]] in the [[United States]]). The recent case of [[Terri Schiavo]] brought the question of brain-death and artificial sustainment to the front of American politics. However, in all cases the common cause of death is [[anoxia]]. Baris ka-64: For the human body, the physiological consequences of death follow a recognized sequence through early changes into [[bloating]], then decay to changes after decay and finally skeletal remains. The changes in the immediate post-death stage have received the most attention for two ~~reasons—firstly~~reasons—firstly it is the stage mostly likely to be seen by the living and secondly because of the research of [[forensics]] in potential crimes. Soon after death (~~15–120~~15–120 minutes depending on various factors), the body begins to cool ([[algor mortis]]), becomes pallid ([[pallor mortis]]), and internal sphincter muscles relax, leading to the release of [[urine]], [[feces]], and [[stomach]] contents if the body is moved. The blood moves to pool in the lowest parts of the body, [[livor mortis]] (dependent lividity), within 30 minutes and then begins to coagulate. The body experiences muscle stiffening ([[rigor mortis]]) which peaks at around 12 hours after death and is gone in another 24, depending on temperature. Within a day, the body starts to show signs of [[decomposition]] ([[decay]]), both [[autolysis\|autolytic]] changes and from 'attacking' ~~organisms—~~organisms—[[bacteria]], [[fungi]], [[insect]]s, [[mammal]]ian scavengers, etc. Internally, the body structures begin to collapse, the skin loses integration with the underlying tissues, and bacterial action creates gases which cause bloating and swelling. The rate of decay is enormously variable; a body can be reduced to skeletal remains in days, or remain largely intact for thousands of years. In most cultures, before the onset of significant decay, the body undergoes ritual disposal, usually either [[cremation\|cremated]] or deposited in a [[tomb]], often a hole in the earth called a [[grave]], but also in a [[sarcophagus]], a [[crypt]], [[sepulchre]], or [[ossuary]], a mound or barrow, or endlessly monumental surface structures, a [[mausoleum]] such as the [[Taj Mahal]]. In [[Tibet]], one method of corpse disposal is [[sky burial]], which involves placing the body of the deceased in a high ground ([[mountain]]) and dispose it ritually — especially to [[birds]] of prey. Baris ka-88: *The series ''[[Touched by an Angel]]'' featured the [[Angel of Death]] as a regular character, depicted as a kindly, soft-spoken man in his mid-30s. --> == Baca ogé == {\| \|- style="vertical-align: top;" Baris ka-133: {{pondok}} [[Category:Biologi]]▼ {{Link FA\|vi}} ▲[[~~Category~~Kategori:Biologi]] [[ar:موت]] Baris ka-148: [[ceb:Kamatayon]] [[cs:Smrt]] [[cu:Съмрьть]] [[cy:Marwolaeth]] [[da:Død]]

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