Can I still get into an ambulance after I am confirmed dead?

*No**. Once the death is confirmed, the body needs to be transported by the funeral home's vehicle. The main task of an ambulance is to save the sick and is not responsible for transporting the remains. Therefore, it is not possible to get into the ambulance after the death is confirmed.

There is no such right. At this time, it must be judged according to the situation, if the person is sure that he has died, the funeral home's car will pull the body.

I believe that families have the right to make a choice, and under normal circumstances, if it is confirmed that they are dead, they will be taken to the hospital for resuscitation.

120 should be pulled to the hospital for a medical death certificate first. Pull it home again, the general process is like this, but there are also special ones, go directly to get a death certificate after dying at home.

Legal analysis: 120 to judge death, you need to pull 12 electrocardiograms, determine that the heartbeat has stopped, cooperate with the breathing heartbeat, the pulse is gone, and the pupils are dilated to judge death.

Legal basis: Article 53 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and engineering rescue vehicles may use sirens and sign lamps when performing emergency tasks; On the premise of ensuring safety, other vehicles and pedestrians should give way without being restricted by driving routes, driving directions, driving speeds, and signal lights. Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and engineering rescue vehicles shall not use sirens, sign lamps and lanterns when they are not performing emergency tasks, and shall not enjoy the right of way on the road as provided for in the preceding paragraph.

1. Autopsy refers to the method of diagnosing diseases by examining the lesions of corpses by using the relevant knowledge of pathological anatomy. Autopsy, or autopsy, refers to a medical method of autopsies on a deceased body to find out the cause of death. Autopsy has a unique and irreplaceable role in resolving medical malpractice disputes caused by unknown or disputed causes.

Objective: To conduct autopsy and observe the lesions of various organs of the deceased before his death, scientifically analyze and infer them, and obtain a pathological and anatomical diagnosis that conforms to the actual situation, so as to provide a theoretical basis for the diagnosis of diseases.

2. If the patient dies and the doctor and the patient cannot determine the cause of death or have objections to the cause of death, an autopsy shall be conducted within 48 hours after the patient's death; Where there are conditions for freezing the corpse, it may be extended to 7 days. The autopsy shall be with the consent and signature of the deceased's close relatives. Autopsies shall be conducted by institutions and pathological and dissecting professionals who have obtained corresponding qualifications in accordance with relevant state provisions.

Institutions undertaking autopsy tasks and pathological dissection professionals have the obligation to conduct autopsies. Parties to a medical malpractice dispute may invite forensic pathologists to participate in the autopsy, or they may appoint a representative to observe the autopsy process. Where the refusal or delay of the autopsy exceeds the prescribed time and affects the determination of the cause of death, the party who refuses or delays is to bear responsibility.

3. A medical autopsy may be proposed by the patient's family or by a medical institution. Where a medical establishment makes a request for an autopsy, the consent of the patient's family must be obtained. After signing the "Autopsy Agreement", both doctors and patients jointly choose an appraisal institution with autopsy qualifications designated by the health administrative department.

It stands to reason that the duty of 120 is to give emergency to patients, and the families of patients call 120 to rescue the hospital in order to save the lives of their loved ones as soon as possible and to prevent accidents.

1. The person is in the ambulance, but the hospital ambulance personnel do not take any rescue measures, that is, if the ambulance does not perform its responsibilities, and the fault of the ambulance has a causal relationship with the death of the deceased, the ambulance should be liable. The responsibility must lie with the hospital.

2. Depending on the cause of the patient's death, if the ambulance fulfills the rescue responsibility and the patient dies due to physical reasons, the ambulance is not responsible.

3. If the ambulance is late and the patient dies halfway, and the deceased family is now asking for compensation, is the driver responsible and does the driver have to compensate? Or hospital compensation? In this case, it is generally compensated by the hospital, and the driver does not compensate, because the driver is employed by the hospital and directly sues the hospital.

4. Can a medical institution claim compensation for the death of a patient due to a traffic accident in an ambulance? If the patient is in a coma before getting into the car, the lesion is the main cause of death, and the traffic accident is not the main cause of death, and the main responsibility for this situation is no longer the hospital. If it is a minor injury, the responsibility lies primarily with the other party.

If the ambulance is found to have died due to lack of oxygen, the ambulance (its competent hospital or ambulance center) is improper and at fault, and shall bear the tort liability accordingly.

According to current laws and regulations, it is not mandatory to have oxygen supply equipment on ambulances. If there is no oxygen supply equipment placed in the ambulance, and the rescued party dies due to the lack of timely oxygen supply, the ambulance owner does not have any legal responsibility. However, if medical personnel fail to fulfill their diagnosis and treatment obligations corresponding to the level of medical care at the time, causing harm to patients, the medical institution shall bear the liability for compensation.

In addition, if a medical institution has any of the circumstances specified in Article 58 of the Tort Liability Law of the People's Republic of China, it still needs to bear the corresponding legal liability according to the actual situation and relevant laws and regulations.

Article 57: Where medical personnel fail to perform their diagnosis and treatment obligations corresponding to the level of medical care at the time, causing harm to patients, the medical establishment shall bear responsibility for compensation.

Article 58: Where a patient suffers damage due to any of the following circumstances, the medical institution is presumed to be at fault:

1) Violating laws, administrative regulations, rules, and other provisions related to diagnosis and treatment norms;

2) Concealing or refusing to provide medical records related to the dispute;

3) Falsifying, altering, or destroying medical records.