Pathology Chapitre 2 partie 1

What's the name of the science that study death

• Necropsy

• Thanathology

• Pathothanology

• Autopsy

What is Agony ?

Agony means the " ............" between life and death, characterized by a ".............." of the great systemic function

What is congestion during agony ?

• Reduction of the volume of venous blood that returns to the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, spleen, liver

• Increasing of the volume of venous blood that returns to the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, spleen, liver

• Increasing of the volume of venous blood coming out of the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, spleen, liver

• Reduction of the volume of venous blood coming out of the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, spleen, liver

What is congestion during agony ?

• Reduction of the volume of venous blood that returns to the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, spleen, liver

• Increasing of the volume of venous blood coming out of the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the pancreas, kidney, liver

• Reduction of the volume of venous blood coming out of the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, stomach, liver

• Increasing of the volume of venous blood that returns to the heart due to bradycardia and asystole; especially in the lungs, spleen, liver

What can cause an increased intravascular pressure during agony ?

• Pulmonary edema

• Pulmonary alveolar

• Pulmonary surpression

• Pulmonary tachypnea

What is pulmonary alveolar emphysema

• Due to forced agonal breathing, the expiration is passive and does not push a similar volume of air as in inspiration, therefore a residual volume of air remains in the alveolar space

• Due to forced agonal breathing, the inspiration is passive and does not push a similar volume of air as in expiration, therefore a residual volume of air remains in the alveolar space

• Due to forced agonal breathing, the inspiration is passive and push a similar volume of air as in expiration, therefore there is no residual volume of air remains in the alveolar space

• Due to forced agonal breathing, the expiration is passive and does not push a similar volume of air as in inspiration, therefore there is no residual volume of air remains in the alveolar space

What can happen in the esophagus and trachea during agony ?

gastric contents: due to regurgitation and aspiration.

• gastric contents: due to regurgitation and aspiration

• air stuck: due to regurgitation and aspiration

• acid burn: due to regurgitation and aspiration

• acid burn: due to gastric contents

* What is coma ?

Terminal state of "........", characterized by profound inhibition of "......", while maintaining "......" functions by bulbar control.

During clinical death can we try réanimation methods ?

• No

• Yes

The clinical death stage is longer in :

• Newborns

• Adolescent

• Adults

• Olds animals