Exam 5: Autopsy Procedure
Exam 1: History of Death Investigation17 Questions
Exam 2: Death Scene Investigation19 Questions
Exam 3: Death Certification12 Questions
Exam 4: Time of Death14 Questions
Exam 5: Autopsy Procedure14 Questions
Exam 6: Identification13 Questions
Exam 7: Blunt Force Trauma17 Questions
Exam 8: Gunshot Wounds15 Questions
Exam 9: Sharp Force Injuries16 Questions
Exam 10: Sudden Death in Adults16 Questions
Exam 11: Sudden Death in Children12 Questions
Exam 12: Asphyxia13 Questions
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The purpose of _________ in autopsy is to decrease the potential health hazards to those in the room as well as to prevent transmission of those biohazards outside the room to clean areas of the office.
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Needles and scalpels must be placed into _____________________________.
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Vitreous is useful as a means of quantifying alcohol and verifying blood alcohol especially if the decedent received medical intravenous fluids which dilute blood specimens.
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Cassettes are small plastic cages that hold the biopsy specimens for histology.
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A standard scale used in forensic photo documentation is a(n) __________________.
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Peripheral blood is the desired specimen, as it is thought to reflect most accurately what the brain and body was experiencing at the time of death.
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________________ are applied to the backs of the right and left hands separately at the thumb, web of the thumb, and first finger.
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It is best to cut the hairs rather than pull them when collecting hair for a rape kit.
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In cases of suspected strangulation, the pathologist will perform an anterior layer wise neck dissection.
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To collect ___________, packages of sterile cotton swabs and a small cup of sterile saline are used.
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__________________ includes minute fragments of debris, fibers, hair, vegetation, paint chips, etc., that adhere to the body.
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The Rokitansky technique utilizes an organ-by-organ approach that uses the natural retraction of the body itself.
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