ASM 275 Unit Three Test

ASM 275 Unit Three Test Question 1 1 out of 1 points You receive some skeletonized human remains in your lab. The individual has several broken bones. The fractures have sharp edges, angled ends and hinging. You conclude the person received these injuries: Selected Answer: While they were alive Answers: While they were alive Many years before they died After they had died After they had been buried  Question 2 1 out of 1 points A skeleton comes into your lab that exhibits cranial trauma. There is a fracture in the middle of the left parietal and on the opposite side of the cranium in the middle of the right parietal. This could be an example of a: Selected Answer: Contre-coup fracture Answers: Contre-coup fracture Buttress fracture Ring fracture  Question 3 0 out of 1 points You receive a skeleton in your lab that exhibits a severe fracture to the face. The upper teeth and alveolar bone have separated from the rest of the skull. This injury was likely caused by: Selected Answer: A blow to the bottom of the skull Answers: A blow to the lower face A blow to the bottom of the skull A blow to the nose A blow to the back of the head  Question 4 1 out of 1 points An injury resulting from the same blow that caused two different wounds opposite one another because the force of impact has a counterforce is called: Selected Answer: Coup-Contrecoup Answers: Ring fracture LeFort fracture Infraction Coup-Contrecoup  Question 5 1 out of 1 points Blows to the face often cause breaks known as: Selected Answer: LeFort fractures Answers: LeFort fractures Ring fractures Infractions Buttress Fractures  Question 6 1 out of 1 points All of the following are indicative of postmortem trauma, EXCEPT..................