The irreversible phase of somatic death is known as__________.

The instrument that is used for blunt dissection and raising vessels; it has an eye and hook portion of the instrument used for placing ligature around the vessels is known as a____________.

Which of the following techniques helps to diminish the appearance of a localized extravascular blood discolorations?

Which of the following discolorations can be removed by arterial injection?

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

The process by which proteins are split by water is called__________.

Primary flaccidity refers to:

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

The intravascular discoloration that results from the gravitation of blood to the dependent surface vessels of the body is known as____________.

What is one recommended treatment for a body that is discolored with green jaundice?