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AAMI SCIENCE REVIEW TEST ACTUAL EXAM ALL
150 QUESTIONS and CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATE THIS YEAR
QUESTION: The bony eminences found superior to the medial portion of the eyebrows are
called - ANSWER-Superciliary Arches
QUESTION: While posing the features of an accident victim, which of the following would be
used to close a jagged tear on the wing of nose? - ANSWER-super glue
QUESTION: which frontal view has an elongated face, squared off forehead and angle of jaw
with oval chin - ANSWER-oblong
QUESTION: extending from a point beginning at the opening of the adductor Magnus muscle to
the lower boarder of the popliteus muscle is the - ANSWER-popliteal artery(anatomical limit)
QUESTION: if you direct your tracer to intersect a line drawn from the left anterior superior iliac
spine to the right earlobe, you intend to aspirate the - ANSWER-heart
QUESTION: which of the following are about to embalming an obese body - ANSWER-ACEF
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QUESTION: which organ in the digestive system produces vitamins and absorbs water -
ANSWER-small intestine
QUESTION: glands found in the skin that regulates body temperature are known as - ANSWER-
sudoriferous
QUESTION: what is defined as the anaerobic decomposition of proteins brought about by the
action of enzymes - ANSWER-putrefaction
Q; Parrott Fever is caused by? - ANSWER-Chamydia psittacosaurus
QUESTION: The mere presence of infectious material is known as - ANSWER-Contamination
QUESTION: All the following are viral diseases except: - ANSWER-Botulism
QUESTION: Which of the following, is an extravascular condition resulting from an increase in
the permeability of the capillary walls or an increase in capillary pressure to due venous
obstruction: - ANSWER-Edema
QUESTION: Which of the following uric acid metabolism disease is commonly seen in the foot
but may also affect the kidneys and is aggravated by eating organ meat? - ANSWER-gout
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QUESTION: Duplication of tissues, destroyed by disease or some other type of injury such as
traumatic in or a condition like coronary infraction describes - ANSWER-pathological
regeneration
QUESTION: the shelf life of formaldehyde is affected by all of the following except - ANSWER-
humidity
QUESTION: in the jewish faith, the _______ is the ceremony for washing the deceased before
the burial - ANSWER-Taharah
QUESTION: the air tray is most commonly used to transport uncasketted remains - ANSWER-
False
QUESTION: if you normally provide services for funeral homes/familes who ship bodies to you
from an out-of -town locale of death, it is ________ that you have an item called ________ on
your GPL - ANSWER-a requirement; Receiving Remains
QUESTION: Which of following is a fungi? - ANSWER-Candida albicans
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AAMI SCIENCE REVIEW TEST ACTUAL EXAM ALL
150 QUESTIONS and CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATE THIS YEAR
QUESTION: The bony eminences found superior to the medial portion of the eyebrows are
called - ANSWER-Superciliary Arches
QUESTION: While posing the features of an accident victim, which of the following would be
used to close a jagged tear on the wing of nose? - ANSWER-super glue
QUESTION: which frontal view has an elongated face, squared off forehead and angle of jaw
with oval chin - ANSWER-oblong
QUESTION: extending from a point beginning at the opening of the adductor Magnus muscle to
the lower boarder of the popliteus muscle is the - ANSWER-popliteal artery(anatomical limit)
QUESTION: if you direct your tracer to intersect a line drawn from the left anterior superior iliac
spine to the right earlobe, you intend to aspirate the - ANSWER-heart
QUESTION: which of the following are about to embalming an obese body - ANSWER-ACEF
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QUESTION: which organ in the digestive system produces vitamins and absorbs water -
ANSWER-small intestine
QUESTION: glands found in the skin that regulates body temperature are known as - ANSWER-
sudoriferous
QUESTION: what is defined as the anaerobic decomposition of proteins brought about by the
action of enzymes - ANSWER-putrefaction
Q; Parrott Fever is caused by? - ANSWER-Chamydia psittacosaurus
QUESTION: The mere presence of infectious material is known as - ANSWER-Contamination
QUESTION: All the following are viral diseases except: - ANSWER-Botulism
QUESTION: Which of the following, is an extravascular condition resulting from an increase in
the permeability of the capillary walls or an increase in capillary pressure to due venous
obstruction: - ANSWER-Edema
QUESTION: Which of the following uric acid metabolism disease is commonly seen in the foot
but may also affect the kidneys and is aggravated by eating organ meat? - ANSWER-gout
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QUESTION: Duplication of tissues, destroyed by disease or some other type of injury such as
traumatic in or a condition like coronary infraction describes - ANSWER-pathological
regeneration
QUESTION: the shelf life of formaldehyde is affected by all of the following except - ANSWER-
humidity
QUESTION: in the jewish faith, the _______ is the ceremony for washing the deceased before
the burial - ANSWER-Taharah
QUESTION: the air tray is most commonly used to transport uncasketted remains - ANSWER-
False
QUESTION: if you normally provide services for funeral homes/familes who ship bodies to you
from an out-of -town locale of death, it is ________ that you have an item called ________ on
your GPL - ANSWER-a requirement; Receiving Remains
QUESTION: Which of following is a fungi? - ANSWER-Candida albicans
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