If there is a possibility that the death may be referred to the coroner or that a post-mortem is to be undertaken, it is acceptable for the nurse to remove

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When a death may be referred to the coroner or a post-mortem is anticipated, it is generally advised not to remove any medical devices such as wound drains, intravenous cannulae, or urinary catheters. This is because these items can be considered part of the forensic evidence and may contribute to understanding the cause of death or medical interventions prior to death.

If There Is a Possibility That the Death May Be