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The “point of origin” and “point of termination” of a vessel in relation to      adjacent structures is known as its:

Indole, skatole, cadaverine and putrescine are all examples of:

In this process, microbial enzymes decompose carbohydrates in an anaerobic environment:

This artery can be found in the bicipital  groove:

The venae comitantes are the accompanying veins for the following artery:

Liver failure may occur due to the action of pharmaceutical agents. The following embalming complications may be present due to liver failure:                                          I            ascites                                          II           purge                                          III          increase in ammonia in the tissues                                          IV         jaundice

This process is responsible for the breakdown of proteins into amino acids:

This process causes tissues and organs to swell and soften by absorbing moisture from adjacent sources:

The following are antemortem changes: I             agonal algor II            algor mortis III           agonal fever IV          livor mortis V            agonal hypostasis

…………………………  is an important postural muscle. With a fixed pelvis, contraction results in flexion of the lumbar spine. When the ribcage is fixed, contraction results in a posterior pelvic tilt. It also plays an important role in forced expiration and increasing intra-abdominal pressure.  (Labeled with letter 111)