All of the following are activities that can occur in patients after brain death has been diagnosed EXCEPT:

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Brain death is a permanent condition characterized by the irreversible cessation of all brain activity, including the brain stem. While certain reflexive or physiological activities might still be observed due to spinal cord function or artificial support (like body warmth, metabolic function, endocrine activities, and even some reflex movements that can resemble yawning or crying), a sudden return to a fully functioning state is not possible after brain death has been diagnosed. This is because brain death is considered a legal and medical definition of death.

All of the Following Are Activities That Can Occur in Patients