Chapter 17 Quiz Flashcards

1
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Removal of the brain only

A

Cranial autopsy

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2
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A medicolegal autopsy

A

Forensic autopsy

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3
Q

By definition only 1 body cavity is opened

A

Partial autopsy

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4
Q

When suturing a cranial autopsy begin:

A

On the right side of the head and end of the left

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5
Q

Under which of the following circumstances would a hospital seek permission from the family to perform an autopsy:

  • When doctors have not made a firm diagnosis
  • When there are no concerns about the possible spread of contagious disease
  • When the cause of death won’t affect the insurance settlement
  • When the patient came from a nursing home and the quality of care is not in question
A

When doctors have not made a firm diagnosis

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6
Q

What would be used to inject two arteries at the same time:

A

Y-tube

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7
Q

Another name for autopsy:

A

Necropsy

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8
Q

The portion of the skull removed during a cranial autopsy:

A

Calvarium

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9
Q

Autopsy gel is a chemical in powder form that absorbs, disinfects, and is often used in cavity treatment of autopsied cases. (T/F)

A

False

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10
Q

To tighten sutures pull on the thread, not the needle. (T/F)

A

True

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