MODULE 12 - Integrated Body Systems PATHOLOGY - Post Mortem / Exam Review questions and answers, Graded A+/ verified.[LATEST EXAM UPDATES]

MODULE 12 - Integrated Body Systems PATHOLOGY - Post Mortem / Exam Review questions and answers, Graded A+/ verified. 1 Q Why do you carry out a post mortem? A  Identify cause of death  Collect evidence as part of a legal investigation  Collect tissue or other materials for a herd health investigaton or research 2 Q What are the two orientations that can be used to carry out a post mortem? A Dorsal recumbancy post mortem Left lateral recumbancy post mortem 3 Q What are the sixteen steps to a dorsal recumbancy post mortem? A 1. External examination 2. Stabilise carcass through cutting axillae and hip joints to reflect limbs 3. Midline incision from mandible to pelvis and reflect to skin 4. Examine exposed peripheral lymph nodes 5. Expose oral cavity, tongue and continue with larynx and trachea to thoracic inlet 6. Examine the thyroids and parathyroids 7. Reflect abdominal wall with midline incision 8. Examine abdominal cavity 9. Examine diaphragm and pierce 10. Open thoracic cavity 11. Remove internal organs 12. Evaluate individual organs, section appropriately and collect samples 13. Collect bone marrow from femur 14. Open joints 15. Collect brain if requested 16. Collect spinal cord if requested