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The deceased died of a ruptured abdominal aneurysm.  If you raise the right common carotid artery for a single point injection, where would the majority of arterial fluid flow to?

As you are injecting a body, you notice nasal/oral purge with arterial fluid in it, but you are getting good drainage with no signs of swelling.  What should you do?

Which of the following types of fluid would most likely contain non staining dyes, since their purpose does not include needing to stain tissues?

The femoral artery is _____ and _____ to the femoral vein.

Eyelashes:

What type of immunity is passed from mother to fetus?

Which of the following is an intrinsic factor? Select all that apply.

This type of gas, sometimes caused by a puncture to the lung or pleural sac, that may be found in the deceased has no odor, no blebs, and no skin slip, although it can cause intense swelling.

This accessory chemical would be applied to the face to help reduce the harsh effects when stomach purge is evident.

What do the following postmortem conditions have in common?decompositionautopsied casesedematous casesbodies where disposition will be delayedbodies where embalming is delayed