ABMDI EXAM | ABMDI ACTUAL PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS | LATEST UPDATE 2026/2027 | VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ | SURE PASS!!

ABMDI EXAM | ABMDI ACTUAL PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS | LATEST UPDATE 2026/2027 | VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ | SURE PASS!! Who was jurisdiction for cases offshore? Jurisdiction typically goes to county of first landfall All physicians or other persons should report the following immediately (All of our usual criteria AND) - No physician has attended the decd within 30 hr proceeding death - Physician refuses to sign DC What are some agencies you may need to notify of a death? National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB-commercial planes) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA-non commercial planes), OSHA (job related), CPS (children), Sudden Infant Death Center (SIDS cases) What demographic data should be reported for the decd? (Our usual criteria AND) - Maiden name 2 | P a g e - SSN - Employment hx and all details What death event data is important to gather? Location, date, and time of any injury that occurred to the decd When releasing critical data what should the inv do? - any information that is not verified the person should be informed it is not verified - All information released by the investigator needs to documented as to who received it, and date and time the information was supplied The investigator should make an exhaustive attempt to recover ______________ from ED blood and urine samples Before proceeding with donation of organs the next of kin must give permission for the recovery of organs Per book, NOK succession includes spouse (reportedly can include separated), adult child, parents, adult siblings, grandparents, and legal guardian of the decd 3 | P a g e Following organs can be taken from brain dead (respirator dependent) individuals: heart, lung, liver, bone marrow, kidneys, and pancreas ] In addition to what you would usually ask a PCP regarding a decd, what else should you gather? - What conditions was the physician treating the patient for - What meds were prescribed for this person - What was the reason for the last visit? Following organs can be taken from individuals with cardiac death: corneas, skin, middle ears, bone, heart valves, and tendons Eyes must be removed within 6 hours of death Tissues can be procured usually up to 24 hours after death True or false: The family of the donor does not have to pay the cost of organ recovery True 4 | P a g e The death certificate contains three major sections: cause and manner of death, demographic information, and the disposition of the death certificate Normally the certifier has __________ days to est. COD/MOD or issue a pending death certificate 5-7 What is the typical disposition of a DC? - The certifier designates manner of earth by placing an 'x' in the appropriate box In completing the DC, the certifier lists related diseases, injuries, and events on sequential lines - Immediate cause of death is placed on line 'A', with proximate causes following in sequential order for up to four lines - In the section called other significant conditions the certifier may designate things that may have contributed to the death in some way, for ex: cig smoking Anecephalic infant born without brain 5 | P a g e According to book, any person may be an organ donator unless they had: AIDS, sepsis, previous hx of drug use, degenerative disease of bone and or nerves, cancer, hepatitis, or dementia Organ and tissue donors must usually be between _____________ years of age 15 to 65 years of age (think age you get a learner's permit for driving to retirement age) Brain death: final cessation of activity in the CNS, as indicated by a flat electroencephalogram (EEG) or absence of cerebral blood flow for a predetermined period of time Names of decd's should not be released until family is notified