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“Let’s call it. Time of death, 08:45.” The respiratory therapist stopped bagging. The doctor stopped CPR. There was no heartbeat on the monitor. Michael was dead. 2012, Marcy O. Diehl, Medical Transcription: Techniques and Procedures (Seventh Edition), page 127: EXAMPLES: Time of death was called at 16:34(Incorrect). Time of death was called at 1634 p.m.(Incorrect). Time of death was called at 1634 hours(Correct). NOTE: Military (or 24-hour) time is not used with a.m, p.m, or o’clock. It is frequently used to state birth and death times, as well as time of day in autopsy protocols. It is customary to write the word hours after the figures.
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“Let’s
call
it.
Time
of
death,
08:45.”
The
respiratory
therapist
stopped
bagging.
The
doctor
stopped
CPR.
There
was
no
heartbeat
on
the
monitor.
Michael
was
dead.
EXAMPLES:
Time
of
death
was
called
at
16:34(Incorrect).
Time
of
death
was
called
at
1634
p.m.(Incorrect).
Time
of
death
was
called
at
1634
hours(Correct).
NOTE:
Military
(or
24-hour)
time
is
not
used
with
a.m,
p.m,
or
o’clock.
It
is
frequently
used
to
state
birth
and
death
times,
as
well
as
time
of
day
in
autopsy
protocols.
It
is
customary
to
write
the
word
hours
after
the
figures.
