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Why is an injury to the brain stem considered critical?
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Why is an injury to the brain stem considered critical?

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Because the brain stem is what transfers all information to the rest of your body. Also, it is directly connected to the hypothalamus, which if damaged, can take away your ability to breathe or do simple tasks.
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