The 'whole brain' standard for determining death implies that a person may be declared dead when respiration and circulation are maintained by artificial means.

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The 'whole brain' standard for determining death includes the cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brainstem, even if respiration and circulation are maintained by artificial means.

The 'Whole Brain' Standard for Determining Death Implies That a Person