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Why is estimating time of death important? - Answer Points to a suspect, generally the last person to see the victim alive Is there a perfect method to estimate time of death? - Answer No, rely on the experts ___________ ___________ begins immediately upon death - Answer Postmortem Decomposition Some factors affecting decomposition - Answer Temperature Time Location Humidity Clothing Physical characteristics of deceased Body changes after death - Answer Color Wax...

Define homicide - Answer The killing of a human being by another human being. Criminal Homicide VS Excusable Homicide - Answer Criminal Homicide- Is killing of another person because of motive as a result of a conflict. Excusable Homicide-A killing of another person for a justifiable reason such as self-defence The eight most common motives for committing homicide are - Answer 1. Financial Gain 2. Sexual Gratification 3. Sex Connected Killings 4. Emotions 5. Self-Prote...

A medical examination or autopsy - Answer both provides legal evidence as to the cause and time of death and corroborates information obtained during the investigation. A tool that is often overlooked in ballistic evidence location is the - Answer metal detector. A vital task in criminal investigation is - Answer recording all information. All are examples of digital/electronic evidence except - Answer all are forms of digital/electronic evidence. Although blood cannot id...

c - Answer Which of the following is NOT one of the five components of Practical Homicide Investigation, which starts with teamwork? a. Preservation b. Documentation c. Interrogation d. Common Sense e. Flexibility e - Answer The location of the primary crime scene is which of the following: a. The place where the body was found b. The location where the original assault occurred c. A vehicle used to transport the body d. A location where evidence or a weapon is found e. Al...

Descriptions, such as blue, rectangular, or rough surface are considered _____. - Answer qualitative data Using the scientific method, a forensic scientist would propose a hypothesis _____. - Answer to possibly explain the stated question or problem While interviewing an eyewitness, _____ could influence the person's perception of what or who they saw. - Answer using terms such as he or she An observer _____ because we are naturally inclined to look for patterns and make con...

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TB - Answer What is the most likely disease for an embalmer to contract? Vertebral, Inferior Thyroid and Internal Thoracic Artery - Answer What arteries need to be clamped for full post injection of Subclavian? Inject independently via femoral - Answer If Ascites is blocking legs, what do you do? Insert trocar to the right of left inguinal area - Answer If Ascites is present what do you do? extrinsic conditions of the body, condition of blood, tissue, ecchymosis. - Answer...

Telephone Price Disclosures - Answer Whenever an individual telephones a funeral home and asks about the funeral homes offerings or prices, *the funeral home must provide accurate information in response to those inquires*. The funeral home is prohibited by the Funeral Rule from refusing to give price information over the telephone. The funeral director cannot insist upon the called identifying himself or herself as a condition to the disclosure of price information over the telephone -if...

jugular drain tube - Answer which one of the following would be inserted into a vein and used for drainage? separate cold water source - Answer eyewash station connection should be where? hidden stitch suture - Answer which method is NOT an appropriate method for closing eyes? infant or child - Answer pre-injection fluids should be used in a cases EXCEPT? cause of death - Answer during the pre-embalming analysis, what is the least important factor? wax - Answer a...

Burial right - Answer the right to burial in a grave or lot held by the licensee of the grave or lot; however, the license is not equivalent to title to the property. Burial right to the entire lot or individual grave or rights may be granted or transferred by the licensee and with approval of the governing body of the cemetery Cemetery - Answer an area of land set aside and dedicated for the final disposition of the remains of a deceased person Columbarium - Answer a structure, r...

50 Cases - Answer The total number of Apprentice Embalmers employed by any one entity does not exceed one Apprentice Embalmer for each _____ _____. Registration as a Type 6 - Answer Satisfactory written proof that the applicant is *18 years of age or older*; Applicant has served as an Apprentice Embalmer, for a period of not less than *2 years* under personal supervision of a type 3; Personally embalmed not less than *50 dead human bodies*; Attended at least *25 Funeral or Pre-Need ...

Acknowledgment Cards - Answer Cards of recognition sent to friends for kindness shown to deceased's family. Acolyte - Answer An alter attendant. Adaptive Funeral Rite - Answer A funeral rite that is adjusted to the needs and wants of those directly involved; one which has been altered to suit the trends of the times After Care - Answer A call made on the surviving relatives after the funeral service by the funeral director or an assistant. Altar - Answer An elevated...

Funeral Service/Mortuary Law - Answer Derived largely from Anglo American common law, that distinct branch of law which deals with rules of conduct & action governing funeral directors Sources of Funeral Service Law - Answer Rules & principles of mortuary law, historically, are the expressions of rules & principles of action & conduct which society by experience has found necessary & beneficial in expediting task of disposing of the dead 1. Constitutional 2. Legislative 3. Administra...

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Therapeutic drug serum levels - Answer narrow range of medication in bloodstream, for desired results; clinical status of patient is appropriate for condition; peak and trough levels (measured by serum blood levels) nontherapeutic drug serum levels can be either: - Answer undertherapeutic or toxic toxic drug serum levels - Answer greater than therapeutic dose range; increased adverse effects under-therapeutic drug serum levels - Answer not enough drug for desired effect; may...

A 22 y.o. pt has presented to her primary care provider for her scheduled Pap smear. Abnormal results of this diagnostic test may imply infection with? - Answer HPV A client is being treated for gonorrhea. Which agent would the nurse expect the physician to prescribe? - Answer Ceftriaxone A client with primary syphillus is allergic to penicillin. The nurse would expect the physician to order which agent? - Answer Doxycycline After teaching a group of students about STDs, the in...

What is pathology? - Answer -Branch of medicine that investigates the "nature" of a disease -Understands structural and functional changes in tissues or organs that cause or caused by a disease Clinical Pathology is.... - Answer -pathology applied to solutions of clinical problems -use of lab methods in clinical diagnosis Pathogenesis - Answer cellular events that occur in development and course of disease; progression of condition over time What components are apart o...

What are the 4 classifications of medications affecting the GI system? - Answer · Anti-emetic · Emetic · Antidiarrheal · Laxative What do anti-emetics do? - Answer treat vomiting What do emetics do? - Answer induce vomiting (generally to get rid of toxins) What do antidiarrheals do? - Answer decreases gastric motility and reduce water in bowel to treat diarrhea What do laxatives do? - Answer treat constipation Promethazine Hydrochloride (prototype, p...

A patient with respiratory depression secondary to opioid toxicity is being treated in the emergency department. Which action is the nurse's priority? - Answer Administer naloxone -causes respiratory depression -naloxone best treatment for resp. depression, opioid antagonist, inhibits action of opioids and improves resp. status (pg 146) A patient diagnosed with cholecystitis reports pain in the back and scapular areas. The nurse infers the patient has which type of pain? - Answer ...

1. A patient who has a helminthic infection has a prescription for pyrantel (Antiminth). Which is one of the common adverse effects that the patient may experience while on this therapy? a. Vertigo b. Seizures c. Diarrhea d. Insomnia - Answer ANS: C Diarrhea and abdominal pain are some of the possible gastrointestinal effects of pyrantel. See Table 43-11 for other adverse effects. The other options are incorrect. DIF: COGNITIVE LEVEL: Understanding (Comprehension) REF: p. 688 TOP: NU...