Exercise 28.3 Matching #2: Drugs and Their Primary IndicationsInstructions: Match each drug class or group with its corresponding primary indication.

Complete the intro and two body paragraphs for Essay 3 – Poetry here.  You may use your book and your secondary sources.  Show your testing environment to the computer (including the entire area where your laptop will rest.  Follow all of Honorlock Testing Protocol.

Correctly match each term with the definition.

An infant’s facial tissues are firm but the limbs remain unembalmed. What is the best next step?

What anatomical feature requires special attention in infants?

What is the best method to handle an umbilical catheter in an embalmed neonate?

Which artery originates at the lateral border of the first rib and terminates at the inferior border of the teres major muscle?

Which post-embalming sign would indicate a need for re-aspiration of the body cavities?

In the anterior triangle of the neck, what structure is the key landmark for identifying the bifurcation of the common carotid artery?

A decedent with facial trauma and black eyes is not autopsied. Which approach is best to manage both cosmetic and preservative outcomes?