Unit 6 Forensic and Pathology Fall 2019

What type of autopsy needed if a new drug is used in clinical trials and pt died while taking

What is the time frame in which the human body will being to display signs of rigor mortis?

What is karyotyping?

Blood pooling in tissues can help investigators determine position at time of death. Why?

Sam buys a home cholesterol test from the drug store. This device is regulated by what branch?

Toxicologist wants to examine for drug ingestion. What would the least invasive sample?

Person dead w/ arms contracted, legs not. Stomach discolored. How long have they been dead.

The study of gene responses to a particular medication is known as

The SOP of a forensic autopsy is to begin by examining the:

Body found in NC park. Who is required to view body and determine cause of death?

What is the best method for assuring accurate diagnostic test results?

To find out whether you have inherited genes for a disease, the US enacted this act:

What diagnostic test is used to determine most effective antibiotic to treat bacteria?

To reduce false positive results, dr will want to know what before selecting a diagnostic test?

The latin term mortis refers to:

The clinical laboratory improvement amendments passes in 1988:

The medical examiner who is in charge of death investigations is usually qualified as a:

Which source would be the most appropriated sample to use in DNA fingerprinting?

The federal government regulates many aspects of laboratory operation, including:

Pt given a bracelet w/ bar code. A sticker with same bar code is put on specimen. This helps

Gender can be determined by the width of the:

Family of decease victim doesn't want autopsy. The medical examiner can honor this unless:

Home medical test kits such as diabetes, pregnancy, and HIV are examples of rapid:

Police found what they believe is a child's body. How can the body's age be determined?

A tool used to evaluate a urinalysis test to determine if a patients results are normal?

An exam analyzes contents of victim's stomach & intestines because this information can

Dean has been called in to work because a body is found in advanced state of decay. Dean is a

Who would be called to test body fluids or tissue samples if poison or overdose suspected?

Forensic field that looks for drug & poison in cases of illegal drug use/abuse & poisoning

What autopsy technique needed to confirm or disprove the victim died due to poisoning?

Which best describes a body that is found in an advance state of decay?

How many pairs of chromosomes does a human have?

The Latin word rigor means:

The study of how a person's genes determine individual response to a medication is known as:

Skeletal remains are found in a forest. What specialist will be called to help identify body?

Healthcare workers are protected from the spread of infectious disease by treating specimens as

Limitations in using hair samples for forensic analysis is because:

A pt is suffering from chronic allergies and needs monitoring. Which test would be best?

A toxicologist needs to separate blood into plasma. Which instrument is needed?

What body fluid is being tested by to look for cells, microorganisms and crystals?

Patient reports symptoms of sore throat difficulty swallowing and fever which test is best?

Larvae of insect is found on a victim's body surface during examination. Who would be used?

A noninvasive test that is used for potentially fatal disorders & monitoring of some conditions

Which situation would require a forensic autopsy?