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	<big>'''[[Indriya Sthana]] Chapter 10. Signs of instant death and incurable complications of several diseases''' </big>		<big>'''[[Indriya Sthana]] Chapter 10. Signs of instant death and incurable complications of several diseases''' </big>
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	<big>'''Abstract''' </big>		<big>'''Abstract''' </big>
	<~~div~~ style="text-align:justify;">		<p style="text-align:justify;">This chapter deals with incurable complications of several diseases which can lead to a patient to an instantaneous death. It enlists some emergency conditions for intensive care. However the many signs and symptoms listed in this chapter are manageable now by advanced medical and surgical techniques. In ancient period of [[Charaka Samhita]], the conditions were not treatable and fatal. </p>
	This chapter deals with incurable complications of several diseases which can lead to a patient to an instantaneous death. It enlists some emergency conditions for intensive care. However the many signs and symptoms listed in this chapter are manageable now by advanced medical and surgical techniques. In ancient period of [[Charaka Samhita]], the conditions were not treatable and fatal.

	'''Keywords''': Instantaneous death, fatal signs.		'''Keywords''': Instantaneous death, fatal signs.
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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	'''Acknowledgement:''' The contributors acknowledge support of Dr. M. Prasad and Dr.G.Kshama for providing tables 2,3 and 4 from their published article referred in this chapter.		'''Acknowledgement:''' The contributors acknowledge support of Dr. M. Prasad and Dr.G.Kshama for providing tables 2,3 and 4 from their published article referred in this chapter.

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List of signs of instantaneous death

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	The patient of painful and fully manifested [[~~vatasthila~~]] (hard tumor caused by vitiated [[vata]]) in the cardiac region if, suffers from intense thirst, then he instantly dies.[4]		The patient of painful and fully manifested [[vatashthila]] (hard tumor caused by vitiated [[vata]]) in the cardiac region if, suffers from intense thirst, then he instantly dies.[4]

	If patient develops laxity in the calf muscles and irregularity in the structure of the nose due to the movement of abnormal [[vata]] all over the body, then he instantly dies. [5]		If patient develops laxity in the calf muscles and irregularity in the structure of the nose due to the movement of abnormal [[vata]] all over the body, then he instantly dies. [5]
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	If the eye brows of patient are dislocated (drooped) and severe burning sensation in the body develops, and patient suffers from hiccup, he instantly dies.[6].		If the eye brows of patient are dislocated (drooped) and severe burning sensation in the body develops, and patient suffers from hiccup, he instantly dies.[6].

	Diminution of blood and flesh in a patient, who is suffering from distension of both the ''~~manyas~~'' (carotid regions of the neck) by the abnormal [[ vata ]] moving upwards leads to death. [7]		Diminution of blood and flesh in a patient, who is suffering from distension of both the ''manya'' (carotid regions of the neck) by the abnormal [[ vata ]] moving upwards leads to death. [7]

	If a weak patient develops suffering in the groin region due to sudden aggravation of [[ vata ]] between the anus and the umbilicus, then he instantly dies. [8]		If a weak patient develops suffering in the groin region due to sudden aggravation of [[ vata ]] between the anus and the umbilicus, then he instantly dies. [8]
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	Appearance of diarrhea in a patient having thirst, dyspnea, [[shiroroga]] (headache), unconsciousness, debility and groaning sound from the throat are signs of the patient who will die soon. [20]		Appearance of diarrhea in a patient having thirst, dyspnea, [[shiroroga]] (headache), unconsciousness, debility and groaning sound from the throat are signs of the patient who will die soon. [20]
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	=== Summary ===		=== Summary ===
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	The following signs are observed contemporarily that can be related with signs enlisted in this chapter.		The following signs are observed contemporarily that can be related with signs enlisted in this chapter.

	===Table 1: Signs of Impending ~~Death1~~<ref> Transition to Death - End of Life Curriculum - Stanford University;		===Table 1: Signs of Impending Death<ref> Transition to Death - End of Life Curriculum - Stanford University;
	http://endoflife.stanford.edu/M06_last48hr/signs_imp_death.htm </ref>===		http://endoflife.stanford.edu/M06_last48hr/signs_imp_death.htm </ref>===
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	! colspan="3" style="text-align:left; background: lightblue;"\| Urinary function		! colspan="3" style="text-align:left; background: lightblue;"\| Urinary function
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	\| Decreased urinary output \|\| Possible urinary incontinence.Concentrated urine. \|\| Keep patient clean and dry. Place a catheter if skin starts to break down or if patient is large and difficult to change diapers and linen.		\| Decreased urinary output \|\| Possible urinary incontinence, Concentrated urine. \|\| Keep patient clean and dry. Place a catheter if skin starts to break down or if patient is large and difficult to change diapers and linen.
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	! colspan="3" style="text-align:left; background: lightblue;"\| Food and Fluids		! colspan="3" style="text-align:left; background: lightblue;"\| Food and Fluids

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