Here are the facts:






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From:
​NHSHP Crime Scene Guidelines

[link to www.sponsorhospital.org]



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III. Entry to the crime scene should be made with the minimum number of personnel necessary to access and provide care to the patient(s).
• Do not send in multiple BLS first responders, ALS first responders and ambulance crew if it is likely to be a presumption of death


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XI. Patients who meet the “obvious death” criteria do not require EKG confirmation
of asystole, or any manipulation of the body. These include:
• Total separation of vital organs from body or total destruction of these
organs accompanied by no detectable pulse or respirations. Note: A single
person can rapidly assess for pulse and respirations.
• Any other injury not compatible with life in a pulseless apneic patient

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XIII. It is important to realize that law enforcement personnel have the authority to
presume death. If death has been presumed by a law enforcement officer, medical
confirmation procedures do not need to be performed by pre-hospital providers[this mean EMS crews]
unless requested.
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The OP of this thread has been thoroughly debunked as false.