STEL stands for ___________ ___________ __________ __________ and is monitored over a period of __________ minutes.

Which of the following are postmortem chemical changes?   Cadaveric lividity Autolysis Rigor mortis Postmortem edema Saccharolysis Decomposition

Rigor mortis generally passes naturally from an unembalmed body within __________ hours:

Hydrolysis can be a problem for the embalmer for which of the following reason/s:

Which of the following changes may take place during the agonal period? Lowering of body temperature Raising of body temperature Settling of blood into dependent tissues Expansion of the openings in the capillary walls Post-mortem stain due to the settling of blood

A line drawn from the left anterior superior iliac spine to the right ear lobe is the trocar guide for which organ?

Which of the following may improve distribution of arterial solution throughout the body?

Postmortem caloricity has embalming significance because it:

The irreversible phase of somatic death is known as__________.

What is the amount (in ounces) of 16 index arterial fluid that is need to make 2 gallons of a 3% strength solution?