A person pronounced dead on arrival (DOA) refers to someone who died before reaching the hospital. When medical assistance like EMTs or paramedics arrive, if CPR or other lifesaving measures are unsuccessful, the doctor may declare the person dead on arrival, meaning they were clinically dead before professional medical help could be provided.
A person pronounced dead on arrival (DOA) refers to someone who died before reaching the hospital. When medical assistance like EMTs or paramedics arrive, if CPR or other lifesaving measures are unsuccessful, the doctor may declare the person dead on arrival, meaning they were clinically dead before professional medical help could be provided.
A person pronounced dead on arrival (DOA) refers to someone who died before reaching the hospital. When medical assistance like EMTs or paramedics arrive, if CPR or other lifesaving measures are unsuccessful, the doctor may declare the person dead on arrival, meaning they were clinically dead before professional medical help could be provided.
Specialized Crime Investigation with Legal Medicine
Assignment No. 2
One of the medico legal cases, are those persons pronounced dead on arrival, in your perception what is the meaning of this?
- In my perception when you pronounced a person dead on arrival it means the
person died before reaching the hospital. It indicate that a patient was clinically dead when professional medical assistance arrived, often in the form of first responders such as emergency medical technicians, paramedics, firefighters, or police. A person is said to be dead on arrival by a doctor when they arrive at a hospital, emergency room, clinic, or ward. If cardiopulmonary resuscitation or mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is found to be ineffective, a person may be declared dead on arrival.