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Bio-Jeopardy Types of Injuries Manners of Death Mechanisms of Death Entomology Anthropology Autopsy Misc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

Q: is a tearing injury due to friction or impact with a blunt object 1 Q: is a tearing injury due to friction or impact with a blunt object

1 A: What is a Laceration

2 Q: is a bruise due to rupture or penetration of small-caliber blood vessel walls.

2 A: What is a contusion?

Q: is a friction injury removing superficial layers of skin. 3 Q: is a friction injury removing superficial layers of skin.

3 A: What is an abrasion?

4 Q:

A: What are is a puncture wound? 4 A: What are is a puncture wound?

5 Q:

A: What is an Incised wound? 5 A: What is an Incised wound?

Q: the individual falls victim to a hostile environment 1 Q: the individual falls victim to a hostile environment

1 A. What is accidential?

Q: The victim caused his/her own death on purpose 2 Q: The victim caused his/her own death on purpose

2 A: Who was suicide?

3 Q: Someone else caused the victim's death, whether by intention or by criminal negligence

3 A: What is a homicide?

Q: the victim dies in the absence of an environment reasonably 4 Q: the victim dies in the absence of an environment reasonably considered hostile to human life

A: What is natural causes? 4 A: What is natural causes?

Q: there was no clear manner of death. 5 Q: there was no clear manner of death.

A: What is undetermined? 5 A: What is undetermined?

1 Q: the process that causes one or more vital organs or organ systems to fail .

A: What is a mechanism of death 1 A: What is a mechanism of death

Q: is a change in the normal rhythm of the heart 2 Q: is a change in the normal rhythm of the heart

2 A: What is a arrhythmia

Q: is bacteria in the blood that often occurs with severe infections. 3 Q: is bacteria in the blood that often occurs with severe infections.

3 A: What is Septicemia?

Q: is the lack of oxygen to the brain 4 Q: is the lack of oxygen to the brain

A: What is Cerebral anoxia ? 4 A: What is Cerebral anoxia ?

5 Q: death after a significant loss of blood - a major artery or the heart is damaged and blood loss occurs.

A: What is Exsanguination-? 5 A: What is Exsanguination-?

Q: identification, determination, collection 1 Q: identification, determination, collection and testifying.

what is the job of a forensic entomologist 1 A: what is the job of a forensic entomologist

2 – Beetles (Coleoptera) Q: 1 – Flies (Diptera) and 2 – Beetles (Coleoptera)

A: What are most insects used in 2 A: What are most insects used in investigations are in two major orders:?

3 Q: is also an important tool in analyzing insect evidence from a corpse

3 A: What is Weather data ?

Q: consist of egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages 4 Q: consist of egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages

A: What is a complete life cycle ? 4 A: What is a complete life cycle ?

5 Q:

A: What are egg, larvae, pupa and adult 5 A: What are egg, larvae, pupa and adult

Q: analyze skeletal remains to determine 1 Q: analyze skeletal remains to determine the identity of a victim as well as his/her life history, cause of death, or other clues about a crime.

1 A: What is a FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGISTS

2 Q: sex, age and race

A: What are the main characteristics 2 A: What are the main characteristics Determined by a forensic anthropologist

Q: can be collected from bone, teeth, 3 Q: can be collected from bone, teeth, and hair to provide clues to a person’s identity.

3 A: What are DNA samples?

4 Q:Ilium and Ishium

A: What are bones of the hip? 4 A: What are bones of the hip?

Q: carpals, metacarpals and phalanges 5 Q: carpals, metacarpals and phalanges

A: What are bones of the hand? 5 A: What are bones of the hand?

Q: double gloves, gown, apron, shoe covers, face shield 1 Q: double gloves, gown, apron, shoe covers, face shield  

A: What is the standard dress of a 1 A: What is the standard dress of a person while performing an autopsy.   ?

Q: Skin & muscle, are pulled from the chest wall 2 Q: Skin & muscle, are pulled from the chest wall Chest Plate is extracted Heart is extracted

A: What is Opening the Chest? 2 A: What is Opening the Chest?

Q: Internal Examination and External Examination. 3 Q: Internal Examination and External Examination.

A: What is the physical examination 3 A: What is the physical examination of the body is broken up into two parts.?

4 Q:

A: What is a “Y” incision cut from behind 4 A: What is a “Y” incision cut from behind each ear and running down the neck, meeting at the breastbone, continuing towards the groin.

Q: All body organs at once 5 Q: All body organs at once

A: “Rokitansky Method” 5 A: “Rokitansky Method”

Q: injury that occurred before death. 1 Q: injury that occurred before death.

1 A: What is Antemortem?

Q: caused by a chemical change in the muscles after death 2 Q: caused by a chemical change in the muscles after death

2 A: What is rigor mortis?

Q: When should Insect evidence should be collected 3 Q: When should Insect evidence should be collected

A:at the scene by a forensic entomologist 3 A:at the scene by a forensic entomologist or trained investigator?

4 Q: PMI

A: What is postmortem interval? 4 A: What is postmortem interval?

Q: the concentration of potassium in the vitreous humor of the eye 5 Q: the concentration of potassium in the vitreous humor of the eye

A: What increases with PMI 5 A: What increases with PMI