Finals Flashcards
the organs are removed “one by one” and dissected as removed. This approach is good for demonstrating pathological change in individual organs, especially in high rIsk autopsies or where permission is limited to one organ.
Virchow technique
This procedure is characterized by in situ dissection. in part combined with en bloc removal.
Rokitansky technique
This is the best technique for preserving the vascular supply and relationships between organs.
En masse technique
Thoracic and cervical organs, abdominal organs, and the urogenital system are removed in functionally related blocks.
En bloc technique
practice of medicine that directs its efforts to the scientific study of the human body after death.
Autopsy biology
Starts at a point close to the acromion process extending downwards below the breast and across to the xinhoid process ir both sides, then from the xiphoid process, the incision is extended downwards to the symphysis pubis.
Y shaped incision
starts from svmphysis menti and extends straight to svmphvsis pubis right or left to umbilicus.
I shaped incision
Starts behind the user to midclavicular point billaterallv. then carried out over the clavicle to suprasternal notchanc then a straight incision to symphysis pubis in midline.
Modified Y shaped incision
series of changes that occur to a body after death.
Post morten
abnormal growth ot tissue ororgan. it is also known as tumor, the branch which deals about neoplasm is oncology.
Neoplasia
is the process of tissue death (necrosis as the result of ischemia
Infarction
It is deficient blood supply to a part of tissue relative to its metabolic needs
Ischemia
is the process of partial or complete obstruction some part of cardiovascular system bymass carried in circulation
Embolism
Escape of blood from the rupture or non-ruptured blood vessel
Hemorrhage
Also known as cardiovascular collapse, as the result of reduced circulating bloodvolume and or inadequate perfusion of
cels ane tissue.
Shock
