I’m not the one with a problem with me.No you'll have bored them to death long before then.
Indeed. It just means the patient has died before they’ve knew the cause, but has been seen by a doctor they have known for a period of time and haven’t done a post mortem.Old age is an acceptable cause of death on death certificates, providing some conditions are met.
If you were dealing with diagnosed issues it may be. If you werent, they wouldnt be subject to a post mortem and would be recorded as death through old ageNo it wouldn’t. It would be cancer/Covid/heart failure/brain aneurism etc
Only if certain criteria have been met.If you were dealing with diagnosed issues it may be. If you werent, they wouldnt be subject to a post mortem and would be recorded as death through old age
Well it may be that the doctor thought that old age was the prime cause of death.Indeed. It just means the patient has died before they’ve knew the cause, but has been seen by a doctor they have known for a period of time and haven’t done a post mortem.
With respect, no one knows as they’ve put the blanket old age on the certificate.Well it may be that the doctor thought that old age was the prime cause of death.
The most minor perturbations that would not trouble a healthy thirty year old can be fatal for someone in their 90's. The prime cause of death is age rather than the minor perturbation.
I'm not saying anyone knows.With respect, no one knows as they’ve put the blanket old age on the certificate.
Even if nothing else was wrong with her, she died of heart failure.
Possession of Camp coffee and tinned tangerines, being two of them.Old age is an acceptable cause of death on death certificates, providing some conditions are met.