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What state is a person in when his or her heart stops beating?

a. cardiac arrest
b. heart attack
c. reperfusion
d. stroke

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The answer is B.Heart attack

Adelle answered Dec 18, 2018

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A. Cardiac arrest, because it's a sudden loss of the hearts function

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