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Death Certificate issued by (state/county) in which deathoccurred


county

Deaths ruled _________ don’t require investigation


suicide or accident

What is the surgical procedure on deceased to collect evidence &determine manner of death?


Autopsy

What is the goal of autopsy?


To confirm this estimation

Where is the body temp taken from?

Liver

Who investigates the cause & time of death?


ForensicPathologist


What can forensic anthropologist tell from a dead body?

Sex, approx. age, race or ethnicity, stature, & skeletal injury


Can forensic anthropologist tell time since death?

Yes

Hot summer seasons or tropical climates (slow/increase) down cooling, may (lower/raise) temp due to rapid putrefaction


slow


lower

Blood settles to (highest/lowest) point of body?

lowest

Body (can not/can) be assumed to be in position of death


can not

Children & older adults have (earlier/late) rigor than younger adults


late

Factors that interfere with ________________:




temp, existing antemortem pathologies, age, body muscular mass, & degree of muscular activity before death

onset & duration

Cuts with a smooth edge


(Incision, Laceration, Contusion, Abrasion)

Incision

tearing of skin


(Incision, Laceration, Contusion, Abrasion)

Laceration

trauma causes small blood vessels to rupture under the skin


(Laceration, Contusion, Abrasion)

Contusion

object sliding across skin


(Laceration, Contusion, Abrasion)

Abrasion

broken bone : open breaks the skin, closed remainsunderneath the skin


Fracture

loss on consciousness from too little O2 or too much CO2, results indeath if normal breathing not restored (Choking on something)




(Asphyxiation, Ligature)

Asphyxiation


instrument like a belt used (to strangle)


(Asphyxiation, Ligature)

Ligature

individual accidentallyasphyxiates during act of sex or masturbation


Autoerotic