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MHS-N Biology Department Presents

In association with Unter Productions. MHS-N Biology Department Presents. Bio-Jeopardy. Bio-Jeopardy. Manners of Death. Types of Injuries. Mechanisms of Death. Entomology. Misc. Anthropology. Autopsy. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 4.

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MHS-N Biology Department Presents

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  1. In association with Unter Productions MHS-N Biology Department Presents Bio-Jeopardy

  2. Bio-Jeopardy Manners of Death Types of Injuries Mechanisms of Death Entomology Misc Anthropology Autopsy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

  3. 1 Q: is a tearing injury due to friction or impact with a blunt object

  4. 1 A: What is a Laceration

  5. 2 Q: is a bruise due to rupture or penetration of small-caliber blood vessel walls.

  6. 2 A: What is a contusion?

  7. 3 Q: is a friction injury removing superficial layers of skin.

  8. 3 A: What is an abrasion?

  9. 4 Q:

  10. 4 A: What are is a puncture wound?

  11. 5 Q:

  12. 5 A: What is an Incised wound?

  13. 1 Q: the individual falls victim to a hostile environment

  14. 1 A. What is accidential?

  15. 2 Q: The victim caused his/her own death on purpose

  16. 2 A: Who was suicide?

  17. 3 Q: Someone else caused the victim's death, whether by intention or by criminal negligence

  18. 3 A: What is a homicide?

  19. 4 Q: the victim dies in the absence of an environment reasonably considered hostile to human life

  20. 4 A: What is natural causes?

  21. 5 Q: there was no clear manner of death.

  22. 5 A: What is undetermined?

  23. 1 Q: the process that causes one or more vital organs or organ systems to fail .

  24. 1 A: What is a mechanism of death

  25. 2 Q: is a change in the normal rhythm of the heart

  26. 2 A: What is a arrhythmia

  27. 3 Q: is bacteria in the blood that often occurs with severe infections.

  28. 3 A: What is Septicemia?

  29. 4 Q: is the lack of oxygen to the brain

  30. 4 A: What is Cerebral anoxia ?

  31. 5 Q: death after a significant loss of blood - a major artery or the heart is damaged and blood loss occurs.

  32. 5 A: What is Exsanguination-?

  33. 1 Q: identification, determination, collection and testifying.

  34. 1 A: what is the job of a forensic entomologist

  35. 2 Q: 1 – Flies (Diptera) and 2 – Beetles (Coleoptera)

  36. 2 A: What are most insects used in investigations are in two major orders:?

  37. 3 Q:is also an important tool in analyzing insect evidence from a corpse

  38. 3 A: What is Weather data ?

  39. 4 Q:consist of egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages

  40. 4 A: What is a complete life cycle ?

  41. 5 Q:

  42. 5 A: What are egg, larvae, pupa and adult

  43. 1 Q: analyze skeletal remains to determine the identity of a victim as well as his/her life history, cause of death, or other clues about a crime.

  44. 1 A: What is a FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGISTS

  45. 2 Q: sex, age and race

  46. 2 A: What are the main characteristics Determined by a forensic anthropologist

  47. 3 Q: can be collected from bone, teeth, and hair to provide clues to a person’s identity.

  48. 3 A: What are DNA samples?

  49. 4 Q:Ilium and Ishium

  50. 4 A: What are bones of the hip?

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