A. No. The Home Hub is a Broadband modem/router, and itâs the BT Vision+ box that has the required software, decoders, onscreen guide and Internet connection needed to get TV over Broadband. You need a BT Vision box to get BT Vision via a Home Hub.. The BT Vision Set-top box connects to a TV via SCART (or the HDMI connector). It also needs a wired connection to the BT Home Hub. Weâre not aware of any wireless option at this time, but you can use a set of HomePlugs to connect your Vision box to a Home Hub over your homeâs mains wiring.
The body can normally lose 1 pint of blood (usual amount given by donors) without harmful effects. A loss of 2 pints may cause shock, a loss of 5 to 6 pints usually results in death.. Typically, an adult human body contains about 10 to 12 pints of blood, and can expire from the loss of as little as 25% of it.
So, to answer your question, losing 4 pints of blood is fatal, yes. ------. The above is mostly accurate, I just want to clarify a few things. First, the average male has 10-12 pints of blood, on average, while the average female has 8-10. I usually quote a general average as 10. Second, the above has a math error when stating that losing 4/8 pints was 85% the total blood volume... I'm not sure where that came from.