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(D) Clinical death is defined as the cessation of heartbeat and breathing. However,certain organs and tissues remain viable and functional for a short

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(D) Clinical death is defined as the cessation of heartbeat and breathing. However,certain organs and tissues remain viable and functional for a short period after the heart stops. $1$. The eyes (cornea) can be harvested for transplantation within a few hours of death. $2$. Kidneys can remain viable for a short duration if kept in a controlled environment. $3$. The heart itself stops beating,but its tissues remain viable for a short window. Therefore,in the context of organ donation and medical viability,all these organs can remain functional or viable for a short duration after clinical death.

Column $- I$	Column $- II$
$a$. Bicuspid valve	$p$. Brain
$b$. Nephron	$q$. Liver
$c$. Alveoli	$r$. Heart
$d$. Cerebrum	$s$. Kidney
	$t$. Lungs

Which organ remains functional for a few hours even after clinical death?

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