AUTOPSY

50問 • 1年前

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通報

問題一覧

What are the 2 kinds of death?

somatic death and cellular death

In somatic death, how many primary changes are there?

What are the primary changes in somatic death?

ciculatory failure, respiratory failure, nervous tissue failure

What is the purpose of autopsy?

diagnosis, know cause of death, preserve tissue for futher test

What are the types of autopsy?

hospital based and medico-legal

When shall autopsy is required?

AOTA

What are the requirements for autopsy?

consent, death certificate, medico-legal clearance

What is the proper attire for performing autopsy?

Full PPE

What are the types of autopsy according to completeness

complete, partial, selective

Death is cessation of circulatory system and respiratory failuer

true

This kind of death refers to different body system stops function

somatic death

This kind of death refers to an individual dying of body system

cellular death

What primary cause of death refers when HEART STOPS BEATING and in need to check pulse rate called prepatory bp?

circulatory failure

What primary cause of death refers when there is ABSENCE of breathing?

respiratory failure

What primary cause of death refers when there is HYPOXIA meaning imped blood flow?

nervous system failure

What is most important organ during CPR?

brain

In somatic death’s secondary changes which refers decreasing or cooling of body after death specifically 7 celsius

algor mortis

In somatic death’s secondary changes na parang lantang gulay or malambot yung katawan within 3-6 hours

primary placidity

In somatic death’s secondary changes where the body stiffs (full 12 hrs)

rigor mortis

In somatic death’s secondary changes where settling of blood in dependent body for 12-24 hrs happens?

livor mortis

In somatic death’s secondary changes where it assumes the shape of blood vessels with currant jelly appearance and rubbery consistency.

post mortem clot

What do you call where the body clot happends before patient died irregular shape, friable?

ante-mortem clot

In somatic death’s secondary changes where there is dryness and wrinkling of cornea of the eye

dessication

Brownish discoloration of the sclera that happens in the anterior part of the eye

tache noir de la sclerotique

In somatic death’s secondary changes where decaying of the body starts 48 hrs beyond

putrefaction

Apperance of flies and maggots happens here beyond 48 hrs

putrefaction

In putrefaction, death in uterus is called?

maceration

In putrefaction, adipocere, hydrolization of fats is belong?

saponification

In putrefaction, drying of body is called?

mummification

In somatic death’s secondary changes where there is breakdown of the body by endogenous substances

autolysis

Internal examination

autopsy

Examination of external portion of cadaver

post mortem examination

Anatomic pathologist (the head)

prosecutor

Aka: Assistant

diener

The one who would determine the cause of death

coroner

To know if the death is natural or foul play

cause of death

To know the reason

diagnosis

For justice purposes

extent of injury

What type of autopsy where your family have a choice if they wanted to know the cause of death

hospital based

What type of autopsy where your family does not have a choice if they wanted to autopsy you or not due to a foul play, crimincal act had happened, so the body is now owned by the state.

medico-legal

The pathologist must be properly guided

true

Bodies which are severly mutated, died due to burn are NOT suitable for autopsy

false (it is suitable)

NOT ALL autopsies must be performed in a manner which show respect to the dead body.

false (ALL)

Proper handling of the deceased autopsied must be established

true

A dead must embalm before the autopsy

false (NOT embalm)

The body must be autopsied in the same condition when found in the crime scene

true

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers to one by one removal of organs?

virchow technique

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers EN-BLOC; per organ system

ghon technique

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers in-situ; no removal just small parts

rokitansky technique

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers EN-MASSE

letulle technique

airlaw and airworthyness

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airlaw and airworthyness

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maintenance forms and records

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maintenance forms and records

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maintenance publications

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maintenance publications

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mechanic privileges and limitations

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mechanic privileges and limitations

pcar

pcar

AFCAR

AFCAR

HUMAN FACTOR

HUMAN FACTOR

CELL BLOCK

CELL BLOCK

overview of PCR

overview of PCR

Real time PCR or Quantitative PCR (qPCR)

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Real time PCR or Quantitative PCR (qPCR)

protein analysis

protein analysis

MECHANIC PRIVILEGES AND LIMITATIONS

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MECHANIC PRIVILEGES AND LIMITATIONS

CELL BLOCK

CELL BLOCK

CELL BLOCK

CELL BLOCK

Routine Tisse Processing

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Routine Tisse Processing

FILIPINO VOCABULARY

FILIPINO VOCABULARY

WEEK 3 MACROSCOPIC, DISEASE CORRELATION, URINE COLOR, URINE VOLUME, URINE TRANSPARENCY, AND URINE ODOR

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WEEK 3 MACROSCOPIC, DISEASE CORRELATION, URINE COLOR, URINE VOLUME, URINE TRANSPARENCY, AND URINE ODOR

52問 • 1年前

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WEEK 1 INTRO, HISTORY AND RENAL ANATOMY

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WEEK 1 INTRO, HISTORY AND RENAL ANATOMY

CARBS

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問題一覧

What are the 2 kinds of death?

somatic death and cellular death

In somatic death, how many primary changes are there?

What are the primary changes in somatic death?

ciculatory failure, respiratory failure, nervous tissue failure

What is the purpose of autopsy?

diagnosis, know cause of death, preserve tissue for futher test

What are the types of autopsy?

hospital based and medico-legal

When shall autopsy is required?

AOTA

What are the requirements for autopsy?

consent, death certificate, medico-legal clearance

What is the proper attire for performing autopsy?

Full PPE

What are the types of autopsy according to completeness

complete, partial, selective

Death is cessation of circulatory system and respiratory failuer

true

This kind of death refers to different body system stops function

somatic death

This kind of death refers to an individual dying of body system

cellular death

What primary cause of death refers when HEART STOPS BEATING and in need to check pulse rate called prepatory bp?

circulatory failure

What primary cause of death refers when there is ABSENCE of breathing?

respiratory failure

What primary cause of death refers when there is HYPOXIA meaning imped blood flow?

nervous system failure

What is most important organ during CPR?

brain

In somatic death’s secondary changes which refers decreasing or cooling of body after death specifically 7 celsius

algor mortis

In somatic death’s secondary changes na parang lantang gulay or malambot yung katawan within 3-6 hours

primary placidity

In somatic death’s secondary changes where the body stiffs (full 12 hrs)

rigor mortis

In somatic death’s secondary changes where settling of blood in dependent body for 12-24 hrs happens?

livor mortis

In somatic death’s secondary changes where it assumes the shape of blood vessels with currant jelly appearance and rubbery consistency.

post mortem clot

What do you call where the body clot happends before patient died irregular shape, friable?

ante-mortem clot

In somatic death’s secondary changes where there is dryness and wrinkling of cornea of the eye

dessication

Brownish discoloration of the sclera that happens in the anterior part of the eye

tache noir de la sclerotique

In somatic death’s secondary changes where decaying of the body starts 48 hrs beyond

putrefaction

Apperance of flies and maggots happens here beyond 48 hrs

putrefaction

In putrefaction, death in uterus is called?

maceration

In putrefaction, adipocere, hydrolization of fats is belong?

saponification

In putrefaction, drying of body is called?

mummification

In somatic death’s secondary changes where there is breakdown of the body by endogenous substances

autolysis

Internal examination

autopsy

Examination of external portion of cadaver

post mortem examination

Anatomic pathologist (the head)

prosecutor

Aka: Assistant

diener

The one who would determine the cause of death

coroner

To know if the death is natural or foul play

cause of death

To know the reason

diagnosis

For justice purposes

extent of injury

What type of autopsy where your family have a choice if they wanted to know the cause of death

hospital based

What type of autopsy where your family does not have a choice if they wanted to autopsy you or not due to a foul play, crimincal act had happened, so the body is now owned by the state.

medico-legal

The pathologist must be properly guided

true

Bodies which are severly mutated, died due to burn are NOT suitable for autopsy

false (it is suitable)

NOT ALL autopsies must be performed in a manner which show respect to the dead body.

false (ALL)

Proper handling of the deceased autopsied must be established

true

A dead must embalm before the autopsy

false (NOT embalm)

The body must be autopsied in the same condition when found in the crime scene

true

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers to one by one removal of organs?

virchow technique

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers EN-BLOC; per organ system

ghon technique

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers in-situ; no removal just small parts

rokitansky technique

In principle techniques of autopsy which refers EN-MASSE

letulle technique