Determine time and cause of death methodologies through case studies.
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Q 1/10
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Which of the following best describes rigor mortis?
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the pooling of blood after death
the stiffening of muscles after death
the cooling of the body after death
the warming of the body after death
Q 2/10
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Rigor mortis and the reversal of rigor mortis always progresses from
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the face downward
the legs upward
the chest outward
the limbs inward
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Which of the following best describes rigor mortis?
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130.339.C.17.A
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Rigor mortis and the reversal of rigor mortis always progresses from
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130.339.C.17.A
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Name the process in which enzymes in the cell dissolve it from the inside and the contents spill out
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130.339.C.17
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Which of these applies to Livor Mortis?
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130.339.C.17.B
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Name the process in which bacteria from the digestive system begins to dissolve the body from the inside out. In the process, gases are released by the bacteria which leads the body to bloat.
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130.339.C.17.D
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Put the stages of decomposition in order: I. Active Decay II. Dry Remains III. Fresh / Initial Decay IV. Advanced Decay V. Bloat / Putrefaction
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130.339.C.17.D
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In which stage of decay does purge fluid leak out of the body and create a cadaver decomposition / grave shadow?
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130.339.C.17.D
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The position of the body after death can be determined by:
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130.339.C.17.B
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Rigiro Mortis is usually complete within
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130.339.C.17.A
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How long does it take for lividity to become fixed (permanent)?
