ABMDI REGISTRY TEST FINAL EXAM
AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE ACCURATE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS ( 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
ABMDI REGISTRY TEST
If the deceased is decomposed, mutilated, or burned
beyond recognition and the family insists, for
religious or cultural reasons, on viewing the body,
the investigator should
A.expedite the family's request for immediate
viewing by taking them directly to the viewing area
without delay.
B.refuse their request to view the remains under any
circumstances; viewing will take place after the
funeral director assures the investigator that the
body is appropriately prepared.
,C.prepare the family before viewing with a verbal
explanation and possibly photographs of the
remains.
D.gather all pertinent information from the family
after they view the remains.
E.explain to the family that the body is
unrecognizable as the person they knew and that
they should hold the memories of the decedent as
they knew them. - ....ANSWER...C
The practice of not allowing transport of a body from
sunset Friday to sunset Saturday is associated with
which ONE of the following religious beliefs?
A.Buddhism
B.Islam
C.Judaism
D.Mormon
E.Catholic - ....ANSWER...C
The pathologist has identified the cause of death of a
62-year-old male as acute myocardial infarction. The
victim's spouse calls you two days after your scene
investigation to request the results of the autopsy.
You should
,A.let her talk to the pathologist, so the results can be
interpreted.
B.take her phone number and advise her that you
will have the pathologist call her back.
C.interpret the pathologist's findings (heart attack) to
her.
D.tell her, "The pathologist has identified the cause
of death as cessation of cardio-pulmonary function."
E.advise her that she will be notified of any
additional findings, should they be identified. -
....ANSWER...C
When investigating a homicide you discover the
victim and surviving family members are of the
orthodox Jewish faith. Because of their religious
beliefs, the family objects to an autopsy being
performed. Which of the following would be the best
recommended procedure to follow?
A.Tell the family, It's a homicide case, and therefore
an autopsy must be performed.
B.Have the homicide detective in charge of the case
talk with the family.
C.Counsel the family. Explain the circumstances
surrounding the investigation and why the autopsy
must be performed (criminal prosecution, etc.)
, D.Have the familys rabbi talk with the family and the
detective in charge.
E.Explain to the family that its your job and that you
have no control over state law. - ....ANSWER...C
The intensive care unit nurse calls to report the
death of a male who died after being found
unconscious at his residence; multiple empty
prescription medication containers were found
nearby. The MOST important evidence to retain from
the hospital would be the
A.decedent's clothing.
B.police report.
C.post transfusion blood specimen.
D.hospital medical records.
E.admission blood specimens. - ....ANSWER...E
The scene sketch is important because it
A.determines the manner of death.
B.helps investigators locate hidden evidence.
C.helps investigators identify suspects .
D.combines the best of photography and scene
notes.
AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM 2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE ACCURATE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS ( 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
ABMDI REGISTRY TEST
If the deceased is decomposed, mutilated, or burned
beyond recognition and the family insists, for
religious or cultural reasons, on viewing the body,
the investigator should
A.expedite the family's request for immediate
viewing by taking them directly to the viewing area
without delay.
B.refuse their request to view the remains under any
circumstances; viewing will take place after the
funeral director assures the investigator that the
body is appropriately prepared.
,C.prepare the family before viewing with a verbal
explanation and possibly photographs of the
remains.
D.gather all pertinent information from the family
after they view the remains.
E.explain to the family that the body is
unrecognizable as the person they knew and that
they should hold the memories of the decedent as
they knew them. - ....ANSWER...C
The practice of not allowing transport of a body from
sunset Friday to sunset Saturday is associated with
which ONE of the following religious beliefs?
A.Buddhism
B.Islam
C.Judaism
D.Mormon
E.Catholic - ....ANSWER...C
The pathologist has identified the cause of death of a
62-year-old male as acute myocardial infarction. The
victim's spouse calls you two days after your scene
investigation to request the results of the autopsy.
You should
,A.let her talk to the pathologist, so the results can be
interpreted.
B.take her phone number and advise her that you
will have the pathologist call her back.
C.interpret the pathologist's findings (heart attack) to
her.
D.tell her, "The pathologist has identified the cause
of death as cessation of cardio-pulmonary function."
E.advise her that she will be notified of any
additional findings, should they be identified. -
....ANSWER...C
When investigating a homicide you discover the
victim and surviving family members are of the
orthodox Jewish faith. Because of their religious
beliefs, the family objects to an autopsy being
performed. Which of the following would be the best
recommended procedure to follow?
A.Tell the family, It's a homicide case, and therefore
an autopsy must be performed.
B.Have the homicide detective in charge of the case
talk with the family.
C.Counsel the family. Explain the circumstances
surrounding the investigation and why the autopsy
must be performed (criminal prosecution, etc.)
, D.Have the familys rabbi talk with the family and the
detective in charge.
E.Explain to the family that its your job and that you
have no control over state law. - ....ANSWER...C
The intensive care unit nurse calls to report the
death of a male who died after being found
unconscious at his residence; multiple empty
prescription medication containers were found
nearby. The MOST important evidence to retain from
the hospital would be the
A.decedent's clothing.
B.police report.
C.post transfusion blood specimen.
D.hospital medical records.
E.admission blood specimens. - ....ANSWER...E
The scene sketch is important because it
A.determines the manner of death.
B.helps investigators locate hidden evidence.
C.helps investigators identify suspects .
D.combines the best of photography and scene
notes.
