The term dying is best described as ____.
A. the irreversible cessation of vital life functions
B. the end stage of life, in which bodily processes decline, leading to death
C. starting with the confirmed diagnosis of terminal illness or irreversible decline in organ function
D. point at which consciousness cannot be regained
Answer: B
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