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What are the three components of a nucleotide? - CORRECT
ANSWER-A phosphate group, a sugar, and one of four different
nitrogenous bases.


Cause of Death: - CORRECT ANSWER-the immediate reason for a
person's death (such as heart attack, kidney failure)


Manner of death: - CORRECT ANSWER-one of four means by which
someone dies (i.e., natural, accidental, suicidal, or homicidal)


Mechanism of death: - CORRECT ANSWER-the specific body failure
that leads to death


Rigor mortis - CORRECT ANSWER-stiffness of the body that sets in
several hours after death
Algor mortis - CORRECT ANSWER-The cooling of the body after
death


liver mortis - CORRECT ANSWER-The pooling of the blood in tissues
after death resulting in a reddish color to the skin

, Traumatic brain injury - CORRECT ANSWER-a blow to the head or a
penetrating head injury that damages the brain


Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy - CORRECT ANSWER-form of
dementia caused by repeated head trauma such as concussions
Connective tissue - CORRECT ANSWER-A body tissue that provides
support for the body and connects all of its parts


Epithelial tissue - CORRECT ANSWER-A body tissue that covers the
surfaces of the body, inside and out


Muscle tissue - CORRECT ANSWER-A body tissue that contracts or
shortens, making body parts move.


Nerve tissue - CORRECT ANSWER-contains cells with the specialized
ability to react to stimuli and to conduct electrical impulses


Homeostasis - CORRECT ANSWER-A tendency to maintain a
balanced or constant internal state; the regulation of any aspect
of body chemistry, such as blood glucose, around a particular
level
What is happening in the body when the systolic pressure is
measured? - CORRECT ANSWER-The heart is undergoing systole, or
the contraction of the heart to push blood


What is happening in the body when the diastolic pressure is
measured? - CORRECT ANSWER-The heart is undergoing diastole, or
when the heart is relaxed and fills with blood.


What body system does the stomach belong to? - CORRECT

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