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A hospital (medical) autopsy is almost always conducted when a prisoner dies while in custody of the State.  

The three recommended arteries for injection of autopsied cases are the internal carotids, the femorals and the brachiocephalics.  

“Separation of epidermis from dermis.”

Drainage is best taken with angled forceps during autopsy embalming.  

List the 6 types of injection methods presented in this course, briefly describe each, and provide a short example of when each method would be beneficial.

List the 4 organs that are the primary targets of aspiration.

A cervical autopsy is one in which only the head has been autopsied and examined.  

The textbook standard of care for autopsy suturing calls for the use of a baseball suture to close the thoracic and abdominal cavities.  

“Flat, medium sized hemorrhages below the skin.”

Using a needle injector is the recommended method of mouth closure for toddlers.