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autopsy Flashcards

1
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general procedure in autopsy

A

autopsy proper and acquisition of specimen for ME
microscopic examination
release of reports

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2
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also known as post mortem examination

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autopsy

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3
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main goal of autopsy

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identify cause of death

improve medical science

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4
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consulted when deaths are questionable

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medico legal officer

nbi/pnp

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5
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autopsy which involves only the specific body component only

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partial autopsy

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7
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4 evisceration technique

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en masse/letulle
en bloc/ghon
individual organs/virchow
in situ/rokitansky

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9
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organs are removed one by one sequentially

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virchow

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10
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incision for embalmed body

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Y incision

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11
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entire organs are removed as one and transferred to dissecting table

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en masse/letulle

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12
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“seing with one’s on eye”

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autopsia

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14
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weight of brain

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1150-1450 gm

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15
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remove organs by different systems

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en bloc/ghon

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17
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data pertaining to the PATHOLOGIST

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autopsy #
date & timeof autopsy
name of prosector
initial gross autopsy findings
gross autopsy diagnosis
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19
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4 blocks

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thoracic clock
intestinal block
urogenital block
neurological block

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20
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weight of spleen

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60-300 gm

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21
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autopsy which involves the whole body

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comple.te autopsy

22
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organs are dissected while still inside the body

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rokitansky

23
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branch of anatomic pathology that deals with complete medical examination of the body after death

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autopsy

24
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weight of left lung

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250-350 gm

26
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weight of heart

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250-300 gm

27
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autopsy practiced in phils

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rokitansky

28
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pre autopsy (requirements)

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consent

4 witnesses/signatures not relative of patient

29
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weight of liver

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1100-1600 gm

30
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heaviest organ (2)

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brain

liver

31
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brain is best examined after

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after fixation

32
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weight of adrenals

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4 gm

33
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weight of thyroid

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10-50 gm

34
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pathologist that perform hitopathologic procedures

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prosector

35
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post mortemfindings (3)

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external examination
internal examination
pathologic/microcopic examination

36
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conclusionof pathologicfindings of autopsy

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final autopsy diagnosis

37
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data pertaining tothe DECEASED

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name, age,sex, address
serial # of autopsy
dateof admission,time of death
medical record, clinical history
lab data including radiologic findings
operative findings
clinical dignosis
38
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weight of right lung

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300-400 gm

39
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this should be. released 24 hrs after autopsy proper

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preliminary autopsy report

41
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bulky single aggregate of organs removed

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en masse/letulle

42
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sequence of gross examination

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tongue, thyroid, esophagus, larynx, other neck structures, lungs, heart,stomach, gallbladder, ampulla of vater, adrenal glands,spleen, kidney, urinary bladder & pelvic organs, liver and brain

55
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incision for fresh body

A

I incision

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