Different criteria to determine death used by different hospitals can result in all of the following except
A) a misdiagnosis of actual death.
B) delays in organ transplants.
C) emotion-wrenching decisions for families.
D) an increased number of whole-brain death patients being fully revived.

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Different criteria to determine death can result in misdiagnosis, delays in organ transplants, and emotional decisions for families. However, there is no evidence to suggest that using different criteria would increase the number of whole-brain death patients being fully revived. In fact, whole-brain death is considered irreversible by medical professionals, regardless of the criteria used to determine it.

Different Criteria to Determine Death Used by Different Hospitals Can