During the continuous process improvement cycle, what step should be directly after a plan is implemented and performance data is collected?

The posterior or dorsal gray horn is identified by the number ____ in the image below.

The following are true about the condition presented in this image EXCEPT:

A 3-month-old male infant is found unresponsive in his crib by his mother in the early morning hours. The infant had been placed on his stomach to sleep, and there is no sign of trauma or illness. A thorough autopsy reveals no definitive cause of death. Upon reviewing the family history, it is noted that the mother smoked throughout the pregnancy and that the infant was born prematurely. Which of the following best describes the epidemiologic risk factors associated with this case of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?

You embark on the external examination of an infant autopsy and note not only that the deceased presents with syndactyly of the right hand but also an absent right nipple and areola. Based solely on your aforementioned findings and not taking into consideration what other malformations or anomalies may exist internally, you suggest _____ as a likely diagnosis.

The CPT code, 88300, is used for gross only specimens. 

The ____ pharyngeal arch is associated with the hyoid bone as well as facial expression muscles.

Which of the following does NOT need to be included on the CMS lab registry?

A tall, slender individual with elongated limbs and facial features, joint hypermobility, and sternal abnormalities is most likely affected by a condition linked to a mutation in which gene?

Which gene, located on chromosome 4p16, is commonly mutated in skeletal dysplasias characterized by short limbs, curved femurs, megalocephaly and midface hypoplasia?