Exam 2 Lecture Notes - Identification Flashcards
Antemortem discolorations which occur during the course of certain diseases
Pathological Discoloration
Antemortem or postmortem discolorations which occur prior to or during embalming due to the deposit of matter on the body surface
Surface Discoloring Agents
Gangrene
Pathological Discoloration
Jaundice
Pathological Discoloration
Addison’s disease
Pathological Discoloration
Leukemia
Pathological Discoloration
Tumors
Pathological Discoloration
Meningitis
Pathological Discoloration
Peritonitis
Pathological Discoloration
Lupus Vulgaris
Pathological Discoloration
Adhesive Tape
Surface Discoloring Agent
Blood
Surface Discoloring Agent
Grease
Surface Discoloring Agent
Ink
Surface Discoloring Agent
Iodine
Surface Discoloring Agent
Mercurochrome
Surface Discoloring Agent
Metaphen
Surface Discoloring Agent
Mold
Surface Discoloring Agent
Oil
Surface Discoloring Agent
Paint
Surface Discoloring Agent
Tincture of benzene
Surface Discoloring Agent
Tobacco Tars
Surface Discoloring Agent
Varnish
Surface Discoloring Agent
List the Pathological Discolorations
Gangrene Jaundice Addison's Disease Leukemia Tumors Meningitis Peritonitis Lupus Vulgaris
List the Surface Discolorations
Adhesive Tape Blood Grease Ink Iodine Mercurochrome Metaphen Mold Oil Paint Tincture of Benzene Tobacco Tars Varnish
Razor burns or desiccation marks
Postmortem discoloration that has become more intense, changed in hue, or may have evolved due to embalming
Formaldehyde Grey
Postmortem discoloration that has become more intense, changed in hue, or may have evolved due to embalming
Embalming Jaundice Bodies that Turn Green
Postmortem discoloration that has become more intense, changed in hue, or may have evolved due to embalming
Eye enucleation bruises
Postmortem discoloration that has become more intense, changed in hue, or may have evolved due to embalming
Postmortem discolorations that has become more intense, changed in hue, or may have evolved due to embalming
Razor Burns or Desiccation Marks
Formaldehyde Grey
Embalmed Jaundice Bodies that turn green
Eye Enucleation Bruises
Refrigerated
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Hanging
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Burns
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Poisons
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Mutilation
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Gunshot
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Drowning
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Exsanguination
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Electrocution
Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
List the Non pathological conditions that lead to discoloration
Refrigerated Hanging Burns Poisons Mutilation Gunshot Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Drowning Exsanguination Electrocution
Atheroma
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Arteriosclerosis
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Varices
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Clots
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Emboli
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Phlebitis
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Thrombosis
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Hemorrhage
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Endocarditis
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Tuberculosis
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Febrile Diseases
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Tumors
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Freezing
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Gangrene
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties
Gunshot
Condition predisposing to vascular Difficulties