The body of a 41-year-old male is found caught on the rocks of a slow-flowing river.  The body is lying on its right side.  The decedent is fully clothed, including shoes.  There is obvious evidence of external trauma to the body, consisting of facial lacerations.  No evidence of blood is found on the rocks.  The portion of the face and head in the water do not demonstrate any evidence of bleeding, however a minimal amount of blood is found in the right external ear canal.  Upon examination in the morgue, obvious facial fractures are found on x-ray and grossly.  A faint fern-like discoloration is also noted over the superior aspects of the anterior chest. a) What possibilities exist that would account for this patients death? b) What further findings do you believe might be found at autopsy?

In the correct order, enumerate the steps on how to clean up a blood spill. Your answer Enumerate 5 criteria for specimen rejection. Answer in bullet form. Your answer Enumerate 5 considerations when operating a centrifuge. Answer in bullet form. Your answer

1) Urine tests have many limitations. Basically, urine tests provide only one piece of information. Which piece of information is provided?   Group of answer choices   duration of illicit substance or alcohol use at the time of the test, illicit substances or alcohol were present or were not present in the sample amount of time before substance(s) are absorbed in the body substance dependence

An antibiotic is administered once daily in the intensive care unit to treat sepsis caused by an abdominal wound. Serum and urine concentrations of the drug are monitored during the course of therapy. Ten days after therapy is discontinued, the drug is still detectable in urine. Which of the following antibiotics was administered? Azithromycin Chloramphenicol Doxycyclin Gentamicin

Serum is the liquid part of a blood sample without fibriongen True False

The order states to administer 0.24 g of a medication that is available from the pharmacy as 80 mg per 7.5 mL. How many mL will you administer for one dose?

Provide mock lab tests (blood, urine, etc.) and state the results. Also, add the normal range values.

This 58-year-old nuclear power plant worker saw his family physician because of increasing fatigue and weakness. He also reported pain in his lower back and arms when he walks. Physical examination revealed that the man had pale mucous membranes and hepatosplenomegaly. The physician orders a complete blood count (CBC) and urinalysis (UA). A follow-up appointment is scheduled for the following week. Laboratory Data The CBC revealed that the patient had anemia. His leukocyte count and differential count were normal, except for a rouleaux (rolled coin) appearance of the RBCs. The UA was normal. The patient was called and requested to return to the laboratory for additional tests. The physician ordered an ESR, kidney screening profile, liver blood profile, and radiographic skeletal survey, with the following results: ESR—50 mm/hr Kidney profile—normal Liver profile—normal, except for increased globular protein Skeletal survey—bone lesions in various sites What follow-up laboratory tests…

LAB#3 Part B Physical Patterns/Reconstruction Crime is a Burglary. A glass window was broken in an attempt to gain entry. It is possible the suspect may have glass fragments on their body. Suspect was apprehended shortly after at his home. Suspect clothes were recovered and a piece of glass (Sp. #2) was recovered from the cuff of the pants. A search of the (s)vehicle recovered a piece of glass (Sp.#3). Objective: Determine possible 'origin' of glass pieces recovered. Examination Requested: Reconstruct the control window (Sp. 1). Compare recovered (s) specimens (#2 and 3) with the control window (#1) for determination of origin. Spec. #1 (sc) Windowpane fragments recovered from scene Spec. # 2 (s) Glass fragment recovered from (s) pants Spec. #3 (s) Glass fragment recovered from (s) vehicle You MUST fully examine and describe all characteristics of the control and then each specimen prior to comparing to the control window. The glass fragments have been traced for you. You will still…

The physician orders a therapeutic IV medication at 2 milliliters per kilogram per dose. The client weighs 120 pounds. What is the individual dose?