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ABMDI Registry Exam With Complete
Solutions.
Anacephalic – Answer An infant born without a brain.
Coronal plane – Answer The plane that divides the body into front and back (e.g,
anterior [ventral] and posterior [dorsal]) halves
Mid-sagittal plane – Answer The plane that divides the body into right and left halves
Transverse – Answer The plane that divides the body into top and bottom (e.g.
superior [cephalad] and inferior [caudal]) halves
Lateral – Answer Surface or portion of the body that points toward the side or away
from the midline of the body
Medial – Answer Describes any surface or portion of the body that points of faces
toward the midline of the body (e.g., midsaggital plane)
Proximal – Answer Refers to a relative position that is farther away from the central
portion of the body or origin of the structure (e.g., the position of the hand is distal to
the shoulder)
Superficial – Answer Refers to a relative position close to the surface of an organ or
close to the skin
Deep – Answer Refers to a relative position within the body or farther away from the
surface of the body (e.g., farther from the surface)
Auricular – Answer The area of the ear
Temporal – Answer The side (lateral) surface of the head.
Occipital – Answer The back (posterior) surface of the head
Parietal – Answer The area considers the top of the head. This area abuts the frontal,
temporal, and occipital regions
Orbital – Answer Area of the eye
Sternal notch or angle – Answer The junction of the sternum and the clavicle relating
to the T4 to T5 level of vertebral bodies
Submental – Answer The area under the chin or jaw line
Costal margin – Answer The lowest portion of the anterior ribs, corresponding to the
level of the anterior attachment of the diaphragm and L3-L4 vertebral bodies
Umbilicus – Answer The naval<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Solutions.
Pectoral girdle – Answer The muscles, bones, and other structures responsible for
the attachment of the arm to the torso
Axilla – Answer The armpit region
Epigastrium – Answer The upper portion of the abdomen bordered by the costal
margin
Cervical – Answer Refers to the upper (superior) portion of the spine
Thoracic – Answer Refers to the middle portion of the spine, which defines the
thoracic cavity. Ribs attach to each of the thoracic vertebrae
Lumbar – Answer Refers to the lower portion of the spine (small of the back)
Sacrum – Answer Refers to the normally fused portion of the lower spine, which
constitutes the back (posterior) region of the pelvic bones
Coccyx – Answer Tail bone
Volar – Answer The front (anterior, ventral) surface of the forearms and hands. The
term “palmar” is used in this context with respect to the hands.
Antecubital – Answer The front (anterior, ventral) surface of the elbow where the arm
and forearm meet. AKA antecubital fossa and is a common site for IV catheters and
need punctures
Tibia – Answer The bone that defines the inner (medial) aspect of the lower (inferior)
portion of the leg. The front (anterior) surface of this bone constitutes a portion of the
shin (aka the pretibial region)
Fibula – Answer The bone that defines the outer (lateral) aspect of the lower (inferior)
portion of the leg
Plantar – Answer The bottom surface of the foot
Dorsum – Answer The top surface of the foot
Thorax and thoracic cavity – Answer Contains the lungs and heart; pleural spaces
enclose the lungs under the skeletal system
Pericardium – Answer The cavity containing the heart; it consists of a fibrous
connective tissue.
Pericardial tamponade – Answer When blood escapes from the heart or aorta and
fills the pericardium<\/p>\n\n\n\n

ABMDI Study Questions And Answers.
A 30-year-old male dies of AIDS; it is permissible for the death investigator to:
a. Release property taken at the scene to the family
b. Disclose information about the death to interested parties
c. Inform the media as to the cause of death
d. Amend the death certificate for the emotional well being of the family
e. Release the cause and manner of death to friends and associates – Answer a.
Release property taken at the scene to the family
When attempting to assist a coworker dealing with job-related stress, it is most
appropriate to show:
a. Sympathy
b. Empathy
c. Indifference
d. Sarcasm
e. Tenacity – Answer b. Empathy
After you have completed an investigation at a private residence, the family calls
your office to report the theft of personal property from their residence. How should
you handle the situation?:
a. Adamantly deny the theft of personal property
b. Place blame on the first responders
c. Refer the caller to your immediate supervisor
d. Fax a copy of the property receipt to the family
e. Refer the caller to the family’s funeral director – Answer c. Refer the caller to your
immediate supervisor
All death scenes should be treated as __<\/em><\/strong><\/em><\/strong> until proven otherwise:
a. Accidents
b. Conspiracies
c. Natural
d. Suicides
e. Homicides – Answer e. Homicides
All of the following are considered common errors investigators make when
collecting evidence EXCEPT which one?:
a. Removal of evidence before photographing
b. Not collecting enough evidence
c. Not collecting a standard of comparison
d. Collecting too much evidence
e. Not recognizing evidentiary value – Answer d. Collecting too much evidence
The application of science to law describes:
a. Criminological science
b. Criminal science
c. Criminal defense law
d. Medicolegal law
e. Forensic science – Answer e. Forensic science
A body with a bullet wound through the chest is found almost 50 feet from the
weapon. Should the investigator rule out suicide as a manner of death?:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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a. Yes; a serious chest wound would prevent the person from moving that distance
b. Yes; a chest wound is too painful to allow continuous movement for that distance
c. No; persons who commit suicide have the weapon in hand or nearby
d. No; a person who is mortally wounded can travel a considerable distance before
collapsing
e. Yes; bullets have kinetic energy which tends to knock down the victim – Answer d.
No; a person who is mortally wounded can travel a considerable distance before
collapsing
A business woman from out of town is found dead in her motel room, the victim of
apparent homicidal violence. Personal items in the room reveal she is married and
lives in an adjoining state. In order to notify her NOK, the investigator should:
a. Telephone the husband and advise him of the death immediately, then send a
police officer(s) to the husband’s residence to inform him of the death. Request that
the officer(s) remain at the residence and direct the husband to call the investigator’s
office at that time
b. Contact the law enforcement agency in the husband’s jurisdiction. Ask them to
send a police officer(s) to the husband’s residence and inform him of the death.
Request that the officer(s) remain at the residence and direct the husband to call the
investigator’s office at that time
c. Request the motel owner to notify the NOK from the information obtained in the
motel registry, then contact the law enforcement agency in the husband’s jurisdiction.
Ask them to send a police officer(s) to the husband’s residence and inform him of the
death. Request that the officer(s) remain at the residence and direct the husband to
call the investigator’s office at that time
d. Send a priority mail package (next day air) containing a notification letter and
personal effects to the husband, then request that an officer direct the husband to
call the investigator’s office at the time he receives the package
e. Contact the Red Cross to notify the husband – Answer b. Contact the law
enforcement agency in the husband’s jurisdiction. Ask them to send a police
officer(s) to the husband’s residence and inform him of the death. Request that the
officer(s) remain at the residence and direct the husband to call the investigator’s
office at that time
Death due to contact with an electrical device is primarily related to:
a. The number of volts received by the victim
b. The number of amps received by the victim
c. The number of watts received by the victim
d. The number of joules received by the victim
e. Prolonged contact over one minute – Answer b. The number of amps received by
the victim
A death investigator may experience symptoms of emotional trauma. What is the
best means available to assist these individuals?:
a. The National Association of Clergy
b. Contact the employee union representative
c. The Association of Chaplains and Counselors
d. Appropriate local employee assistance programs (human resource departments,
crisis response team, etc.)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Correct Solutions.
Barbituates – Answer Four main categories:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  1. Ultra-short-acting – used to induce surgical anesthesia<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  2. Short-acting<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  3. Intermediate-acting – used as sedative-hypnotics<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  4. Long-acting
    Butalbital – Answer Barbituate. Used in treatment of migraines.
    Phenobarbital – Answer Barbituate. Used as anticonvulsant.
    Pentobarbital – Answer Barbituate. Used to relieve intracranial pressure following
    trauma.
    Atropine – Answer Belladonna Alkaloid. Derived from certain plants including jimson
    weed and deadly nightshade. Used as a preanesthetic therapy to control airway
    secretions and as a antispasmodic to control gastrointestinal spasms. Used as an
    antidote in the treatment of poisoning by cholinesterase inhibitors. Also used in
    resuscitative attempts.
    Toxic effects: mydriasis, hot dry reddened skin, delirium, and hallucinations.
    Scopalamine – Answer Belladonna Alkaloid. Derived from jimson weed and henbane.
    Used as a preanesthetic, treatment of Parkinsonism, gastrointestinal disorders, and
    prevention of motion sickness.
    Toxic effects: Blurred vision, dryness of throat, dilated pupils, somnolence,
    mydriasis, skin flushing, hallucinations, and confusion.
    Benzodiazepines – Answer Belladonna Alkaloid. Used as anxiolytics,
    antidepressants, anticonvulsants, and as preoperative sedatives.
    Common benzos: alprazolam, lorazepam, clonazepam, and diazepam.
    Extensive hepatic metabolism.
    Adult flies caught at the scene need to be properly stored to send to the lab. This
    involves – Answer placing the flies in a glass vial containing 70% isopropyl alcohol.
    Forensic scientists may use forensic entomology for all the following EXCEPT
    A. estimate the duration of the post-mortem range (PMI).
    B. detect drugs of abuse in maggot infested bodies.
    C. detect the location of the body at the time of death.
    D. collect DNA material left on the corpse in cases of sexual assault.
    E. detect volatile hydrocarbons in fire deaths. – Answer detect volatile hydrocarbons
    in fire deaths.
    Which of the following methods is the LEAST sensitive chromatographic technique
    A. High-pressure liquid chromatograph (HPLC)
    B. Liquid chromatography \/ Mass Spectrometry
    C. Thin-layer chromatography
    D. Gas chromatography \/ Mass Spectrometry
    E. Gas chromatography – Answer Thin-layer chromatography<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n

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    Correct Solutions.
    Which ONE of the following drugs is responsible for the most intentional overdose
    fatalities?
    A. Barbiturates
    B. Propoxyphene
    C. Benzodiazepines
    D. Tricyclic Antidepressants
    E. Antihistamines – Answer Tricyclic Antidepressants
    In scenes illuminated by bright sunlight, there will usually be dark shadow areas.
    Detail in the deep shadow areas will be lost when the exposure is based on the
    overall brightness of the scene. The brightness level in the shadow areas can be
    raised to the overall brightness of the scene by using
    A. an alternate light source
    B. ultraviolet fluorescence.
    C. flash-fill photography.
    D. an increased F-stop.
    E. a restricted aperture. – Answer Flash-fill photography
    Using an alternate light source, you can identify stains that may contain samples of
    A. serum.
    B. semen.
    C. saliva.
    D. urine.
    E. All of the above – Answer All of the above
    When submitting tool mark evidence for examination, you should always
    A. place the tool against the tool marked evidence.
    B. make test cuts or impressions rather than submit the tool.
    C. submit a cast of the tool mark.
    D. refrain from collecting samples of any material deposited on the tools.
    E. All of the above – Answer submit a cast of the tool mark
    With regards to investigating a scene where firearms were used, which ONE of the
    following statements is FALSE?
    A. Bullet holes through doors can produce atypical entrance wounds.
    B. The presence of spent cartridges at the scene suggests a semi-automatic assault
    rifle.
    C. Fragments from intermediate targets can cause pseudo-stippling.
    D. A spent cartridge at the scene is most suggestive of a revolver-type handgun.
    E. Spent cartridges recovered at the scene can be analyzed by firearm experts. –
    Answer A spent cartridge at the scene is most suggestive of a revolver-type
    handgun.
    Which of the following is NOT a bullet fired by a handgun?
    A. Semi-jacketed hollow point
    B. Wad cutter
    C. Buckshot<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    ANECEPHALIC – Answer An infant born without a brain
    BEREAVEMENT – Answer Sorrow following the death of a loved one
    BRAIN DEATH – Answer Final cessation of activity in the central nervous system, as
    indicated by a flat EEG or absence of cerebral blood flow for a predetermined period
    of time
    CARDIAC DEATH – Answer Final cessation of activity in the cardiovascular system
    involving the heart and blood vessels
    CESSATION – Answer The final stoppage of action
    CORONER – Answer Typically an elected official who decides whether a death
    occurred under circumstances that require an autopsy, either by law or to determine
    manner or cause.
    JURISDICTION – Answer The power of authority a court or office has over
    individuals or trauma
    LNOK – Answer The person from whom the medicolegal death investigator must
    secure consent before initiating any procurement activity
    MEDICAL EXAMINER – Answer Usually a medical doctor, although not necessary a
    highly trained pathologist. Like a coroner, a ME decides whether a death occurred
    under circumstances that may require an autopsy and who will perform it if the ME is
    not qualified.
    OPO (organ procurement organization) – Answer The agency responsible for
    identifying potential donors, obtaining consent, and procuring organs
    POSTMORTEM CHANGES – Answer Alterations of the body following death,
    including decomposition and environmental resuscitative injuries
    STATUTES – Answer Laws enacted by the legislative branch of government
    VERIFY – Answer Establish or confirm the accuracy of information or evidence
    through testimony
    VITAL STATISTICS – Answer A gov’t agency responsible for maintaining a system of
    registration and release of records for the public, including birth, marriage, divorce,
    an death
    Official pronouncement of death can :
    A. be accomplished only by a physician
    B. be accomplished by any medical professional
    C. be accomplished by any responsible party
    D. be accomplished by on-duty police officiers
    E. be determined by state statue and local customs – Answer E.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    Authorization to conduct a medicolegal autopsy must be provided by:
    A. the decedent’s NOK
    B. the coroner or ME when jurisdiction is esetablished
    C. a will or other document signed before death
    D. the treating physician
    E. all of the above – Answer B
    A previously healthy four-month-old infant is found unresponsive in his crib at home.
    He is rushed to a hospital, where he is maintained on a respirator for 26 hours before
    being declared dead. No external trauma or disease is noted by the treating
    physician:
    A. the coroner is without jurisdiction because of hospitalization
    B. The coroner has jurisdiction because of the unexplained death of an infant
    C. The coroner has jurisdiction because of length of hospitalization
    D. The absence of trauma precludes the coroner’s having jurisdiction
    E. Significant trauma will always be apparent on the surface of the body – Answer B
    Your office is investigating a suspected SIDS death. You should notify your
    statewide SIDS program:
    A. ASAP following the autopsy
    B. within 24 hours of the death
    C. within 48 hours of the death
    D. within 72 hours of the death
    E. within one week of the death – Answer A
    In general, which of the following are NOT normally for organ\/tissue procurement
    purposes?
    A. liver and kidneys
    B. long bones and pelvis
    C. reproductive organs
    D. heart valves
    E. pancreas and skin – Answer C
    Authorization for organ\/tissue procurement is considered valid if :
    A. a donor designation appears on the decedent’s drivers license
    B. a donor card with the decedent’s name is found in his\/her wallet or purse
    C. an emergency room physician gives permission
    D. the decedent’s LNOK or rep has given consent
    E. no LNOK can be located – Answer D
    The death investigator and a police officer arrive at the scene within minutes of each
    other:
    A. The police officer is in charge and directs the work
    B. The death investigator is in charge and directs the work
    C. The best approach is a “team” approach to performing the work
    D. Each has specific responsibilities to perform, and they should not interact
    E. Work together only if necessary; you represent different agencies – Answer C
    In constructing a narrative report, the main idea is to relate:
    A. your involvement in the case<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    B. the main reason for the death
    C. an overall and concise view of what happened
    D. how the deceased was identifed
    E. background info regarding the condition of the body – Answer C
    Choose one of the MOST important communication skills for gathering info at the
    scene:
    A. talk to all neighbors
    B. listen and actively study witnesses
    C. write down your thoughts
    D. avoid eye contact with suspects
    E. none of the above – Answer B
    The pathologist must be alerted to religious requests from the family:
    A. before the victim’s body is taken from the hospital
    B. after the autopsy, before the body is taken to the FH
    C. only if religion requires it
    D. before the autopsy is performed
    E. before the victim’s body is taken from the scene – Answer D
    When communicating with the pathologist, a good investigator distinguishes between
    a request for info and a request for an opinion. Which type is the following question:
    “What time was the death pronounced?”
    A. request for an opinion
    B. request for info
    C. request for info and opinion
    D. request for assistance
    E. none of the above – Answer B
    ANTEMORTEM BLOOD SAMPLE – Answer An initial blood sample that usually is
    obtained when the subject arrives at the hospital ER, before additional diagnostic or
    therapeutic treatment is initiated
    AUTHORIZATION – Answer Official permission granted by a superior
    COMMON-LAW MARRIAGE – Answer A marriage that is recognized because the
    couple have been cohabiting for a determined length of time, yet a legal marriage
    ceremony has not been performed
    CONFIDENTIAL – Answer Revealed in confidence (trust, assurance), to be kept
    secret
    CREMATION – Answer The reduction of a dead human body to inorganic bone
    fragments by intense heat in a specially designed chamber
    DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION – Answer Personal identifying and specific info
    regarding an individual’s age, social security #, gender, address, and so on
    DISINTERMENT – Answer The opening of a grave and removal of the body for the
    purpose of reexamination or removal to another site<\/p>\n\n\n\n

    ABMDI Questions
    Practice(difficult\/missed questions
    during practice exam) Completed 2023
    Medical examiner\/coroner authority at a death scene comes from? – Answer the
    medical examiner\/coroner office policy derived from state statutory authority.
    State systems, or states with a “State Medical Examiner” typically investigate? –
    Answer all deaths within their state that fall under statute.
    The public information officer (PIO) for your jurisdiction requests information
    regarding an investigation for exclusive release. The investigator should? – Answer
    advise the PIO of office policy and decline to provide information that would not
    otherwise be provided to other news agencies.
    he pathologist has identified the cause of death of a 62-year-old male as acute
    myocardial infarction. The victim’s spouse calls you two days after your scene
    investigation to request the results of the autopsy. You should – Answer interpret the
    pathologist’s findings (heart attack) to her.
    Death due to contact with an electrical device is primarily related to – Answer the
    number of amps received by the victim.
    What level of carbon monoxide saturation of hemoglobin is most commonly seen to
    cause the death of a child? – Answer 20 to 30%.
    Official pronouncement of death is by? – Answer Is determined by state statute and
    local customs
    authorization to conduct. a medicolegal autopsy must be provided by? – Answer the
    coroner\/medical examiner when jurisdiction is established
    You should notify your SIDS program when? – Answer as soon as possible following
    an autopsy confirming the SIDS death
    which of the following is not normally considered for organ\/tissue procurement?
    A. Liver and kidneys
    B. long bones and pelvis
    C. reproductive organs
    D. heart valves
    E. pancreas and skin – Answer C
    authorization for organ\/tissue procurement is considered valid if? – Answer the
    decedent’s LNOK or representative have given consent
    Investigative authority is derived from? – Answer state and local laws governing the
    role of ME\/Coroner
    Reportable deaths – Answer Unexplained, unusual, or suspicious circumstances
    Homicides<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    Which of the following MUST notify the coroner\/ME promptly upon discovery of a
    suspicious death?
    a. law enforcement official
    b. funeral director
    c. EMT or paramedic
    d. ER room physician
    e. all of the above – Answer e. all of the above
    A 35 year old white female, who was employed as a waitress, unexpectedly dies at
    work. An autopsy confirms the cause of death as bacterial meningitis. Which of the
    following agencies must be notified promptly?
    a. emergency medical association
    b. department of public health
    c. department of OSHA
    d. department of children and family services
    e. food and drug administration – Answer b. department of public health
    You have received a call in regard to a natural death at a residence. Your
    investigation should include:
    a. establishing a cause and manner of death at the scene
    b. accepting family members’ opinions as to the COD
    c. contacting the physician of the deceased
    d. basing your conclusions on the opinion of paramedics at the scene
    e. forming an opinion as to the COD based on types of meds prescribed – Answer c.
    contacting the physician of the deceased
    You are on scene of a homicide and the police tell you that the media want you to
    release the subject’s name and information about the case. You should:
    a. take them with you to the scene
    b. follow office policy and procedures that your office has established for dealing with
    media
    c. tell the media that you will not give them any information but that you will let them
    take pictures of the body
    d. let the police make the press release on behalf of your office
    e. give the media the basic information – Answer b. follow office policy and
    procedures that your office has established for dealing with media
    In general, which of the following is not normally considered for organ\/tissue
    procurement purposes?
    a. heart valves
    b. long bones and pelvis
    c. kidneys
    d. tendon and veins
    e. reproductive organs – Answer e. reproductive organs
    The pathologist must be alerted to religious requests from the family:
    a. before the victim’s body is taken from hospital
    b. after the autopsy before the body is taken to the funeral home<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    c. before the victim’s body is taken from the scene
    d. only if the religion requires it
    e. before the autopsy is performed – Answer e. before the autopsy is performed
    Retort – Answer a vessel or chamber in which substances are decomposed by heat
    To establish a working relationship with law enforcement personnel at the death
    scene, you should:
    a. discuss case facts with the officer in charge and proceed appropriately
    b. present the statutory citations for your authority to the officer in charge
    c. introduce yourself; talk briefly about your responsibilities and listen to theirs
    d. wait until your supervisor takes you around and introduces you
    e. keep to yourself until you know the facts of the case – Answer c. introduce
    yourself; talk briefly about your responsibilities and listen to theirs
    When investigating a death, it is best to:
    a. use all available resources
    b. get all scene investigative information from LE
    c. work alone
    d. disregard how problems affect personnel
    e. not listen to other or ask questions – Answer a. use all available resources
    List the key attributes of nonverbal communication – Answer Eye movement, physical
    gestures, and facial expressions
    Jurisdiction – Answer the power or authority a court or office has over individuals or
    trauma
    Authorization for organ\/tissue procurement is considered valid if:
    a. the legal next of kin or representative has given consent
    b. an emergency room physician gives permission
    c. a donor card with the decedent’s name is found in the wallet or purse
    d. the decedent’s physician will verify that donation was the decedent’s request
    e. a donor designation appears on the decedent’s drivers license – Answer a. the
    legal next of kin or representative has given consent
    The deceased is separated from his\/her spouse. The NOK would be:
    a. oldest surviving relative
    b. separated spouse
    c. parents
    d. siblings
    e. adult children – Answer b. separated spouse
    Disinterment – Answer the opening of a grave and removal of the body for the
    purpose of reexamination or removal to another site
    A medicolegal death investigator may release copies of a decedent’s medical
    records to:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    a. defense attorneys
    b. rescue squad members
    c. insurance investigators
    d. district attorneys
    e. none of the above – Answer e. none of the above
    Brain death – Answer final cessation of activity in the central nervous system, as
    indicated by a flat electroencephalogram (EEG) or absence of cerebral blood flow for
    a predetermined period of time
    When you are investigating a death, you should:.
    a. have law enforcement personnel at the scene with you to summarize the scene
    findings
    b. allow the family to call the doctor to get the decedent’s medical history
    c. write in your narrative your opinion regarding who is responsible for the death
    d. avoid asking the family sensitive questions
    e. ask who what when where why and how – Answer e. ask who what when where
    why and how
    Cardiac death – Answer final cessation of activity in the cardiovascular system
    involving the heart and blood vessels
    Cessation – Answer the final stoppage of action
    In constructing a narrative report, the main idea is to relate:
    a. the main reason for the death
    b. background information regarding the condition of the body
    c. your involvement in the case
    d. how the deceased was identified
    e. an overall and concise view of what happened – Answer e. an overall and concise
    view of what happened
    Most tissue can be removed from the body up to _<\/strong> hours from the time of death.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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      List the key points to remember when writing a report to other agencies to
      use\/review. – Answer Information is of little use unless it is properly documented and
      communicated to others in a clear and concise manner. Included in the report should
      be references to who, what, where, when, how.
      What authorizations must be in place before OPO can take place? – Answer Written
      permission from the decedent’s legal NOK
      Anencephalic – Answer an infant born without a brain
      When communicating with the media, it is important for each death investigator to
      remember that he\/she is:
      a. a receiver of both work and personal messages<\/li>\n\n\n\n
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      If you are called to a hospital’s emergency department to begin the medicolegal
      death investigation of a death caused by a firearm, the medicolegal “scene” is
      A.the emergency department.
      B.the emergency department and any part of the hospital leading from the street to
      the room.
      C.the whole hospital.
      D.any location the decedent may have been prior to death.
      E.any location the decedent may have been within the past 24 hours. – Answer A.the
      emergency department.
      If the deceased is decomposed, mutilated, or burned beyond recognition and the
      family insists, for religious or cultural reasons, on viewing the body, the investigator
      should:
      A.expedite the family’s request for immediate viewing by taking them directly to the
      viewing area without delay.
      B.refuse their request to view the remains under any circumstances; viewing will take
      place after the funeral director assures the investigator that the body is appropriately
      prepared.
      C.prepare the family before viewing with a verbal explanation and possibly
      photographs of the remains.
      D.gather all pertinent information from the family after they view the remains.
      E.explain to the family that the body is unrecognizable as the person they knew and
      that they should hold the memories of the decedent as they knew them. – Answer
      C.prepare the family before viewing with a verbal explanation and possibly
      photographs of the remains
      All of the following are considered common errors investigators make when
      collecting evidence EXCEPT which one?
      A.Removal of evidence before photographing.
      B.Not collecting enough evidence.
      C.Not collecting a standard of comparison.
      D.Collecting too much evidence.
      E.Not recognizing evidentiary value. – Answer D. Collecting too much evidence.
      How a witness behaves and appears on the witness stand is called
      __________evidence.
      A.testimonial
      B.demeanor
      C.demonstrative
      D.reproductive
      E.physical – Answer B.demeanor
      In a court of law, handling evidence in a “legally acceptable manner” refers to:
      A.documenting your collection process.
      B.documenting the chain of custody.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI STUDY SET ALREADY
      PASSED!!
      Official pronouncement of death can: – Answer Be defermined by state statute and
      local customs.
      Authorization to conduct a medicolegal autopsy must be provided by: – Answer The
      coroner or medical examiner when jurisdiction is established.
      A previously healthy 4 m.o. Infant is found unresponsive in his crib at home. He is
      rushed to the hospital, where he is maintained on the respirator for 26 hrs before
      being declared dead. No external trauma or disease is noted by the treating
      physician. – Answer The coroner has jurisdiction bcuz of the unexplained death of an
      infant.
      Your office is investigating a suspected SIDS death. You should notify your
      statewide SIDS program within: – Answer As soon as possible following the autopsy.
      In general, which of the following are NOT normally considered for organ\/tissue
      procurement purposes? – Answer Reproductive organs
      Authorization for organ\/tissue procurement is considered valid if: – Answer The
      decedents legal next of kin or representitive has given consent.
      Brain death: – Answer Final cessation of activity in the central nervous system, as
      indicated by a flat electroencephalogram (EEG) or absence of cerebral blood flow for
      a predetermined period of time.
      Anencephalic: – Answer An infant born without a brain.
      Jurisdiction: – Answer The power or authority a court or office has over individuals or
      trauma.
      The death investigator and a police investigator arrive at the scene within minutes of
      each other: – Answer The best approach is a “team” approach to performing the
      work.
      In constructing a narrative report, the main idea is to relate: – Answer An overall and
      concise view of what happened.
      Choose one of the most important important communication skills for gathering
      information at the scene: – Answer Listen and actively study witnesses.
      The pathologist must be altered to religious requests from the family: – Answer
      Before the autopsy is performed.
      When communicating with the pathologist, a good investigator distinguishes between
      a request for information and a request for an opinion. Which type is this, ” what time
      was the death pronounced?” – Answer Request for information.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI STUDY SET ALREADY
      PASSED!!
      Common law marriage: – Answer Marriage that is recognized because the couple
      have been cohabiting for a determined length of time, but there has been no legal
      ceremony.
      Disinterment – Answer The opening of a grave and removal of the body for the
      purpose of reexamination or removal to another site.
      Euphemism – Answer A mild or inoffensive term or phrase that is substituted for
      another, more explicit term.
      Objective report: – Answer A report made in an independent and unbiased manner,
      without regard for personal attitudes or thoughts.
      Retort: – Answer A vessel or chamber in which substances are decomposed by heat.
      Statutory: – Answer Authorized by law.
      When obtaining information about a decadent from family, the first priority should
      always be to obtain info from: – Answer The last family member who saw and\/or
      talked with the decedent, or has first hand knowledge regarding the circumstances
      surrounding the death and\/or medical history.
      Family members often ask why the ME\/Coroner is involved. When discussing the
      case with family, what is the best prescribed answer to give them? – Answer Explain
      what is believed to have occurred (420,405,unexpected death) and why the
      ME\/coroner is investigating the death.
      When investigating a homicide death case, you discover that the victim and surviving
      family are Orthodox Jews. The family voice objection to an autopsy being performed.
      What is best recommended procedure to follow? – Answer Counsel the family.
      Explain the circumstances surrounding the investigation and why (criminal
      prosecution) the autopsy needs to be performed.
      If the deceased is decomposed, mutilated or burned beyond recognition and the
      family still insists, for religious or cultural reasons, on viewing the body, the
      investigator should: – Answer Prepare the family before viewing with a verbal
      explanation and possibly photographs of the remains.
      A clandestine meth. Lab has exploded and the “chemists” body is on the scene. You
      may undertake your scene investigaton when: – Answer The fire department and haz
      mat team think the scene is safe.
      You arrive at an outdoor homicide and find that the crime scene tape binds too small
      a perimeter. Onlookers and media are beginning to gather, you should : – Answer
      Keep the tape in place and advise the investigating police agency of the need to
      enlarge the perimeter.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Demonstrating Scientific
      Knowledge(Completed)2023
      Sings of Death Include: – Answer -Lack of Pulse\/Respiration
      -Absence of Heartbeat
      -Lack of Corneal Reflex and Pupillary Constriction
      -Coolness of the Body
      -Rigor Mortis
      -Livor Mortis
      Rigor Mortis – Answer Stiffness of the body that sets in several hours after death
      Rigor Mortis (Continued) – Answer -Starts in the smaller muscles (jaw, extremities)
      First Indicator appears after 2-4 hours<\/strong>
      Maximum Indicator is after 8-12 hours<\/strong>
      -Onset and Dissipation of rigor is rapid in children compared to adults
      Livor Mortis – Answer The pooling of the blood in tissues after death resulting in a
      reddish color to the skin
      Livor Mortis (Continued) – Answer -Takes approximately 2-4 hours to develop
      -As interval extends, the livor becomes fixed and will not blanch on pressure
      -Generally, livor is fixed after 8-12 hours after death
      Tardieu Spots – Answer In advance stages of livor mortis, the skin capillaries often
      rupture and cause pin point hemorrhages
      Eye Changes after Death – Answer -Clouding (occurring 1-2 hours)
      -Sclera Dryness (TACHE NOIR)
      Body Temperature – Answer -Rate at which bodies cool is NOT uniform!!!
      Algor Mortis – Answer Cooling of the body after death
      Decomposition Patterns – Answer 24 hours: greenish discoloration of right, lower
      abdomen
      24-36 hours: greenish discoloration of the abdomen
      36-48 hours: marbling, bloating of the face
      48-60 hours: desiccation (drying) of the fingertips
      60-72 hours: bloating of the body (purging)
      4-7 days: skin blebs, hair sloughing, skin slippage
      days-weeks: dehydration of the body tissues
      weeks-months: adipocere, mummification, skeletonization
      Inspect the Body (External: Head) – Answer -Examine the scalp for hidden trauma!
      -Lacerations may stick together; bullet wounds may be obscured
      -Inspect ears for hemorrhage\/foreign bodies
      -Evaluate eyes for petechial hemorrhages, jaundice, or trauma
      -Oral cavity may reveal trauma, foreign bodies, or evidence of poor hygiene
      -Nasal Septum may be perforated due to chronic cocaine abuse<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Demonstrating Scientific
      Knowledge(Completed)2023
      Inspect the Body (External: Neck) – Answer -Any identifiable trauma should be
      documented
      -DO NOT recover specimens from neck veins of homicide victims (it might create
      trauma)
      -View the posterior neck as well!
      -Examine the neck for evidence of enlarged lymph nodes, thyroid, and\/or other
      masses
      -Palpate the neck with PASSIVE flexion and extension to reveal fractures
      Inspect the Body (External: Chest) – Answer -Examine the dimensions of the chest,
      documenting the anterior-posterior size
      -An enlarged, barrel-shaped chest is a sign of chronic lung disease.
      -Palpate the breasts for any masses
      Inspect the Body (External: Abdomen) – Answer -Palpate the abdomen to detect the
      presence of fluid or masses.
      -Excessive fluid may represent liver cirrhosis or failure.
      -Document recent and remote surgical incisions.
      -Trauma may not be readily apparent over the abdominal wall due to the elasticity of
      the tissues
      Inspect the Body (External: External Genitalia) – Answer -Examine the external
      genitalia in the MALE for masses, ulcerations, and surgery.
      -Note the presence or absence of circumcision
      -IN FEMALE, examine for prolapse of the uterus, masses, trauma, and ulcerations
      Inspect the Body (External: Lower Extremities) – Answer -Fractures of the hip are
      usually indicated by the shortening and external rotation of the limbs
      -Look for any trauma, fractures, burns, and scratches.
      -Ascertain the presence of edema or brownish discoloration, suggestive of
      congestive heart failure.
      Inspect the Body (External: Upper Extremities) – Answer -Examine color and
      appearance of fingernails (torn or fractured fingernails may indicate a struggle.
      -DO NOT attempt to fingerprint the decedent until trace evidence has been
      recovered.
      -Examine the antecubital fossae of the arm for the presence of perforations or
      hemorrhage, which may indicate drug abuse.
      -Examine wrists for scarring, suggestive of past suicide attempts
      Inspect the Body (External: Back) – Answer -Inspect the back for evidence of
      previous surgery or trauma
      Inspect the Body (External: Skin) – Answer -Examine the skin for color, texture,
      inflammation, and injury.
      -Document any tattoos or other identifying marks
      -Yellow jaundice (icterus) is a sign of liver failure<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Questions (From Book)With
      Correct Answers.
      Official pronouncement of death can:
      a. Be accomplished only by a physician
      b. Be accomplished by any medical professional
      c. Be accomplished by any responsible party
      d. Be accomplished by on-duty police officers
      e. Be determined by state statute and local customs – Answer E
      Authorization to conduct a medicolegal autopsy must be provided by:
      a. The decedent’s next-of-kin
      b. The coroner or medical examiner when jurisdiction is established
      c. A will or other document signed before death
      d. The treating physician
      e. All of the above – Answer B
      A previously healthy four-month-old infant is found unresponsive in his crib at home.
      He is rushed to a hospital, where he is maintained on a respirator for 26 hours before
      being declared dead. No external trauma or disease is noted by the treating
      physician:
      a. The coroner is without jurisdiction because of hospitalization
      b. The coroner has jurisdiction because of the unexplained death of an infant
      c. The coroner has jurisdiction because of length of hospitalization
      d. The absence of trauma precludes the coroner’s having jurisdiction
      e. Significant trauma will always be apparent on the surface of the body – Answer B
      Your office is investigating a suspected SIDS death. You should notify your
      statewide SIDS program within:
      a. As soon as possible following the autopsy
      b. Within 24 hours of the death
      c. Within 48 hours of the death
      d. Within 72 hours of the death
      e. Within one week of the death – Answer A
      In general, which of the following are NOT normally considered for organ\/tissue
      procurement purposes?:
      a. Liver and kidneys
      b. Long bones and pelvis
      c. Reproductive organs
      d. Heart valves
      e. Pancreas and skin – Answer C
      Authorization for organ\/tissue procurement is considered valid if:
      a. A donor designation appears on the decedent’s drivers license
      b. A donor card with the decedent’s name is found in his\/her wallet or purse
      c. An emergency room physician gives permission
      d. The decedent’s legal next-of-kin or representative has given consent
      e. No legal next-of-kin can be located – Answer D<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Questions (From Book)With
      Correct Answers.
      The death investigator and a police officer arrive at the scene within minutes of each
      other:
      a. The police officer is in charge and directs the work
      b. The death investigator is in charge and directs the work
      c. The best approach is a “team” approach to performing the work
      d. Each has specific responsibilities to perform, and they should not interact
      e. Work together only if necessary; you represent different agencies – Answer C
      In constructing a narrative report, the main idea is to relate:
      a. Your involvement in the case
      b. The main reason for the death
      c. An overall and concise view of what happened
      d. How the deceased was identified
      e. Background information regarding the condition of the body – Answer C
      Choose one of the most important communication skills for gathering information at
      the scene:
      a. Talk to all neighbors
      b. Listen and actively study witnesses
      c. Write down your thoughts
      d. Avoid eye contact with suspects
      e. None of the above – Answer B
      The pathologist must be alerted to religious requests from the family:
      a. Before the victim’s body is taken from the hospital
      b. After the autopsy, before the body is taken to the funeral home
      c. Only if the religion requires it
      d. Before the autopsy is performed
      e. Before the victim’s body is taken from the scene – Answer D
      When communicating with the pathologist, a good investigator distinguishes between
      a request for information and a request for an opinion. Which type is the following
      question: “What time was the death pronounced?”:
      a. Request for an opinion
      b. Request for information
      c. Request for information and opinion
      d. Request for assistance
      e. None of the above – Answer B
      When obtaining information about a decedent from family members, the first priority
      should always be to obtain information from:
      a. The family member who seems the most stable
      b. The family member who last saw and\/or talked with the decedent, or has firsthand
      knowledge regarding the circumstances surrounding the death and\/or medical
      history
      c. The decedent’s primary care giver or personal physician
      d. The family member who is in control of the family unit
      e. The police officer who found the body – Answer B<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Registry(Medicolegal Death
      Investigation)Solved 100% Correct!!
      The medical examiner\/coroner’s office legal authority derived is derived from
      _<\/em><\/strong> – Answer State and local laws
      Who is responsible for assembling revised state statutes that a county jurisdiction
      must adhere to? – Answer Secretary of State
      If a county contains a military facility, decisions on death investigations may be made
      by the ___________<\/em><\/strong><\/em><\/strong> – Answer Armed Forces Medical Examiner
      Deaths on Indian reservations are investigated by the _ – Answer FBI Who must be notified in the event of a commercial plane crash? – Answer NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) Who must be notified in the event of a noncommercial plane crash? – Answer FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) Who must be notified of any job-related deaths? – Answer OSHA Family and Children’s Protection Services are to be notified of any child death to\u2026 – Answer Obtain information as to previous referrals on the child’s family The Sudden Infant Death Center must be contacted after a death has been
      properly identified – Answer SIDS
      Case information should only be released to those persons who are authorized to
      receive the information, which is determined by\u2026 – Answer Individual office policy
      After the death is certified, information on the death certificate is in the <\/em><\/strong>
      – Answer Public domain
      How do child death review teams function? – Answer As confidential, fact finding
      groups that exchange detailed information from the ME\/coroners among agencies
      What is the goal of child death review teams? – Answer To improve the management
      outcome and prevention strategies in dealing with childhood deaths
      Deaths under the jurisdiction of \/_<\/strong><\/em><\/strong><\/em> are the largest single source of
      organs and tissues that can be legally donated by a decedents NOK – Answer
      ME\/coroner
      _<\/em><\/strong> must be given by NOK before organs can be donated – Answer
      Permission
      A medical determination of is required before proceeding with
      donation – Answer Brain death<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Registry(Medicolegal Death
      Investigation)Solved 100% Correct!!
      Death occurs when there is either cessation of or<\/em> – Answer Heart,
      brain function
      The determination of death in a medical setting is the official
      pronouncement time on the death certificate – Answer First
      and<\/strong> may be obtained in either type of death – Answer Tissue,
      bone
      Organs may be obtained only in cases in which death occurs – Answer Brain What organs may be recovered for transplantation from brain dead (respirator dependent) individuals? – Answer Heart, lungs, liver, bone marrow, kidneys, pancreas Following the initial organ recovery, what tissues may be removed from individuals with cardiac death (off the respirator)? – Answer Corneas, skin, middle ears, bone, heart valves, tendons Eyes must be removed within <\/strong><\/em>hours after death whereas the other tissues may
      be removed up to 24 hours after death – Answer 6
      When do ME\/coroners refuse organ recovery? – Answer In deaths of small children
      when there is suspected abuse, SIDS, legally significant accidental deaths
      In _<\/em><\/strong> and __<\/em><\/strong><\/em>, donation is usually allowed – Answer Natural deaths
      and common accidents
      What conditions would make someone ineligible for organ and or tissue donation? –
      Answer AIDS, sepsis, previous history of drug abuse, degenerative disease of bone
      and\/or nerve, cancer, hepatitis, dementia
      What are the 3 major sections of the death certificate? – Answer Cause and manner
      of death, demographic information, and disposition of death certificate
      How long does the certifier typically have to establish cause and manner of death or
      submit a pending DC? – Answer 5 to 7 days
      Who is responsible for completing the demographic information (name, place of
      birth, place of death, race, education, and name of spouse) on the DC? – Answer
      The funeral director
      Why is it important to complete and release the DC in a timely manner? – Answer
      Delays may result in the family’s inability to receive funds, make insurance claims,
      transport the body, close bank accounts, and get closure
      Certification of the manner of death has great consequences for\u2026 – Answer The
      decedents family, institutions, and insurance companies<\/p>\n\n\n\n

      ABMDI Registry(Medicolegal Death
      Investigation)Solved 100% Correct!!
      On the DC, where is the immediate cause of death placed? – Answer On line A in
      Part I
      On the DC, where are the proximate causes placed? – Answer In sequential order for
      up to four lines
      Diseases injuries, or events, that although they were not the immediate cause and
      did not directly relate to death, may have significantly contributed to the death refers
      to the _<\/em><\/strong> section of the DC – Answer Other Significant Conditions or Part II
      What states require coroners to be medical doctors? – Answer Kansas, Louisiana,
      North Dakota, and Ohio
      OPO – Answer Organ Procurement Organization
      How is brain death determined? – Answer Flat electroencephalogram (EEG) or
      absence of cerebral blood flow for a predetermined time
      Statute – Answer Laws enacted by the legislative branch of the government
      Vital statistics – Answer A governmental agency responsible for maintaining a system
      of death records for the public
      Hierarchical succession of NOK, in order of priority: – Answer Surviving spouse
      Surviving children
      Surviving parents
      Surviving siblings
      Surviving grandparents
      Other relatives
      Embalm – Answer To preserve the body by draining the blood from the body and
      infusing it with alcohols, formaldehyde and dyes under pressure
      Where are the preservatives infused on a body during embalming? – Answer Neck
      (IV cut downs in jugular) or groin (inguinal vessels) or in the abdomen (trocar
      piercing)
      What temperatures are bodies incinerated at for prolonged periods during a
      cremation? – Answer 1300 to 1800 degrees F
      Cremations consist of<\/em><\/strong> to __<\/em> pounds of ash and bone fragments – Answer 1,3
      Who is responsible for assisting in disinterment of a body? – Answer Funeral director
      What are the religious beliefs of Orthodox Jews regarding autopsies? – Answer
      Object to autopsy but if an autopsy is necessary, it must be performed before
      sundown of the day the person died<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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