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The first condition listed is the immediate cause of death, i.e. the condition which caused the individual to die at that time and in that place. The last condition listed is the proximate (or underlying) cause of death, i.e. the condition which started a chain of events leading to death.

An antecedent cause is any disease or condition which has given rise to another disease or condition in the morbid (sickness-related) train of events leading to death.

An "Intermediate Cause of Death" is a condition that was caused by the underlying cause of death and resulted in the immediate cause of death or another intermediary cause of death (such as ruptured myocardial infarct).

I hereby certify that the deceased Shri/Smti./Km resident of and he/she died on NAME OF DECEASED at... .. son of/wife of/daughter of was under my treatment from.... AM/PM to. Immediate cause State the disease, injury or complication which cause death, not the mode of dying as heart failure, asthenia, etc.

The direct or immediate cause of death is reported on line (a). This is the disease, injury or complication that directly preceded death. It can be the sole entry in the statement if only one condition was present at death.

Immediate cause of death is typically defined as the disease or injury directly leading to death, contributing causes of death are defined as diseases or injuries that contributed to the fatal outcome, and underlying cause of death is defined as the disease or injury that initiated the train of morbid events leading ...

Death certificate imparts information related death such as date, time and place of death. This certificate is the necessary document to relieve the deceased from social, legal and official commitments. This certificate will have to be submitted to settle property inheritance.

Part I Line A, Immediate Cause of Death Indicate what happened right before the patient died - the condition that led to cardio/pulmonary/respiratory arrest. Examples: Proteus mirabilis sepsis, congestive heart failure, liver failure, upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage, left lower lobe pneumonia.