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AAMI Embalming 1 Test 2 review Exam UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Somatic death - CORRECT ANSWER Syncope - CORRECT ANSWER True - CORRECT ANSWER death of the organism as a whole is called death beginning at the heart capillary permeability refers to the capillary walls to allow substances to pass between the capillary and surrounding tissue spaces. True or false Brain - CORRECT ANSWER what cells die minutes after death Sign of death - CORRECT ANSWER rigor mortis is Necrosis and necrobiosis - CORRECT ANSWER death are Agonal edema - CORRECT ANSWER the two type of antemortem cellular increase in amount of moisture or fluid in body tissues and body cavities before death is Necrobiosis - CORRECT ANSWER the physiologic, or natural, death of cells, as they complete their life cycle, along with their replacement by new cells Agonal capillary expansion - CORRECT ANSWER the antemortem opening of the pores in the walls of capillaries as the body attempts to take in oxygen for the tissues and cells Apnea and asphyxia - CORRECT ANSWER death beginning at the lungs

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AAMI Embalming 1 Test 2 review Exam
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Somatic death - CORRECT ANSWER death of the organism as a whole is called



Syncope - CORRECT ANSWER death beginning at the heart



True - CORRECT ANSWER capillary permeability refers to the capillary walls to
allow substances to pass between the capillary and surrounding tissue spaces. True or false



Brain - CORRECT ANSWER what cells die minutes after death



Sign of death - CORRECT ANSWER rigor mortis is



Necrosis and necrobiosis - CORRECT ANSWER the two type of antemortem cellular
death are



Agonal edema - CORRECT ANSWER increase in amount of moisture or fluid in body
tissues and body cavities before death is



Necrobiosis - CORRECT ANSWER the physiologic, or natural, death of cells, as they
complete their life cycle, along with their replacement by new cells



Agonal capillary expansion - CORRECT ANSWER the antemortem opening of the
pores in the walls of capillaries as the body attempts to take in oxygen for the tissues and
cells



Apnea and asphyxia - CORRECT ANSWER death beginning at the lungs

,True - CORRECT ANSWER gangrene is always an antemortem condition, it does
NOT occur after death. True or false



Coma - CORRECT ANSWER death beginning at the brain



Inexpert test - CORRECT ANSWER taking a persons pulse



Gangrene - CORRECT ANSWER an example of necrosis would be



Agonal coagulation - CORRECT ANSWER the antemortem clotting and congealing of
blood is called



Death of cells and pathological death of cells - CORRECT ANSWER the occurrence of
gangrene is an example of. Check all that apply)



True - CORRECT ANSWER agonal capillary expansion means the capillaries become
more permeable, true or false



Necrosis - CORRECT ANSWER the pathological death of cells, due to disease
processes, in the still living body is called



Sign of death - CORRECT ANSWER clouding of the cornea is a sign of



Sign of death - CORRECT ANSWER decomposition is a sign of



Apparent death - CORRECT ANSWER a person may appear not to be breath, would
be called this



Catalepsy - CORRECT ANSWER the person may appear to have rigor mortis, would
be called this

, Agonal algor - CORRECT ANSWER cooling or lowering of body temperature prior to
death would be called.



False - CORRECT ANSWER agonal capillary expansion means the capillaries become
less permeable. True or false



Agonal - CORRECT ANSWER the period during which a person is moribund is called



Sign of death - CORRECT ANSWER cessation of circulation is a sign of



Agonal dehydration - CORRECT ANSWER the loss of fluids or moisture in tissues
prior to death is called



Heat - CORRECT ANSWER what will speed the onset of hypostasis



False - CORRECT ANSWER since hypostasis is intravascular, it can be removed by
arterial injection / venous. True or false



Necrobiosis - CORRECT ANSWER the physiologic, or natural death of body cells as
they complete their life cycles is called



Agonal coagulation - CORRECT ANSWER the antemortem clotting or coagulation of
blood is called



Speed onset of hypostasis - CORRECT ANSWER less viscous blood would



Agree - CORRECT ANSWER the force of gravity may move blood from one place to
another in the body, forming no new products, only changing the location of the blood. This
represents a physical change. Agree or disagree

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