When Attempting to Determine If Someone Is "Whole-Brain Dead," a Physician

Multiple Choice

When attempting to determine if someone is "whole-brain dead," a physician would be unlikely to ask,

A) "Do the brain cells still contain neurotransmitters?"
B) "Does the body respond to a pinprick?"
C) "Has there been any movement for the past hour?"
D) "Is the person in a coma?"