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PLTW PBS 1.2 Test

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Question 1
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Match the Organ System to their function

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forms external coverings
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integumentary
creation of antibodies and fluid movement
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urinary
breaks down food into nutrient molecules
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digestive
eliminates waste from the body and maintains blood/water balance
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pulmonary/respiratory
cite of gas exchange
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lymphatic/immune
Question 2
2.

Gunshot wound is an example of

Question 3
3.

Read the following and identify the manner, mechanism, and cause of death:
Hector Garcia was a 49 year old male confirmed dead after a severe car accident. During the autopsy the coroner reported server damage to his spinal cord.

Question 4
4.

What part of the autopsy would tattoos be noted

Question 5
5.

Glaister Equation: (98.4 – measured rectal temp)/1.5 = approximate hours since death Use the Glaister equation to estimate the time of death. The medical examiner measured rectal temperature to be 95.4˚ F at 11:00am. Therefore, the approximate time of death is

Question 6
6.

Read the following information and then open up the diagram and add any information necessary to the exterior examination sketch:
34 year old female was brought into the morgue she had a broken left wrist, vertical cut on left bicep, heart tattoo on the inside of her right wrist, scar on the front of her right knee, bruising on the back of her left shoulder, and evidence of a severe concussion.

Question 7
7.

The body core temperature can be measured in all of the following ways except

Question 8
8.

If the decedent shows signs of stiffening of joints and muscles, that is referred to as

Question 9
9.

The time when the decedent’s vital functions actually ceased is know as

Question 10
10.

If Anna's body had cloudy eyes, what is the minimum time she can be dead?

Question 11
11.

look at the picture below as a forensic entamologist, what is the time period you would give for time of death?

Question 12
12.

All are examples of chemical digestion, except

Question 13
13.

According to the image, the unknown substances is

Question 14
14.

The division of the nervous system that is composed of the brain and spinal cord is the

Question 15
15.

After suffering a blow to the back of the head, Margot loses her vision. The blow probably caused damage to the

Question 16
16.

Helps process sensory information

Question 17
17.

After suffering a blow to the head, Ayden shows symptoms where he cannot focus, stumbles and stares off into space, he is most likely suffering from

Question 18
18.

Select the brain image for a person suffering from CTE

Question 19
19.

Explain the difference between a CTE and a concussion and how we can identify them on either an MRI or cross section

Question 20
20.

Look at the histology slide of a person's brain. Identify if they are normal or if they have a concussion and explain why.

Question 21
21.

Match the correct label to the labels on the heart diagram. This is a ventral (front) view.

right atrium
right ventricle
left atrium
left ventricle
aortic valve
pulmonary valve
tricuspid valve
bicuspid/mitral valve
aorta
inferior vena cava
pulmonary arteries
pulmonary veins
superior vena cava
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Question 22
22.

The wall of the ______ is thicker because it has to pump blood to the whole body.

Question 23
23.

The left side of the heart contains _______ blood and the right side contains _______ blood.

Question 24
24.

All arteries carry oxygenated blood except the _______.

Question 25
25.

While observing the gross anatomy of a heart you notice something off. What is wrong with this heart?

Question 26
26.

What issues would the heart defect from the last question cause a person?