Activity 1.2.1 Review Quizizz

A systematic evaluation of the body is called a/an _____.

• morgue

• postmortem

• autopsy

• physical

This part of an autopsy involves weighing the body and looking for any injuries.

• Documentation

• External Examination

• Sample Collection

• Y-incision

Saws, scissors, and needles are examples of _____ needed to perform an autopsy.

• sample collection

• tools

• internal examination

• documentation

During documentation, the medical examiner will ...

• take photographs.

• collection tissue samples.

• weigh the brain.

• notify the family and friends.

All of the following are taken in sample collection except ____.

• urine

• blood

• tissue

• saliva

Which of the following are forms of identification for a decedent?

• Birthmarks

• Tattoos

• Friends and Family

• Personal Documents

• All of the others

When examining the degree of digestion, you are examining ____.

• stomach contents

• sample collection

• the brain

• internal examination

The incision made to begin the internal examination is called the ___.

• V-incision

• Y-incision

• T-incision

• I-incision

A visual examination of the body is known as the _____.

• gross examination

• internal examination

• Y-incision

• documentation

If a person dies by homicide, this is the _____ of death.

• manner

• mechanism

• cause