IS-B1-Medicolegal Certification of Death
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| In California, an attending doc has _ hours to fill out a death certificate? A coroner has _ days. | 15 hours, 3 days
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| What are the 5 types of causes of death? | Immediate, Intermediate, Proximate, Intervening and Undetermined
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| What are the 5 manners or modes of death? | Natural, suicide, homicide, accident and undetermined
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| What must a death be considered in order to be certified by an attending or primary physician? | Natural
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| A _ _ _ is a medical condition, disease process or injury which results, immediately or ultimately, in the death of an individual | Cause of Death
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| The physiologic derangement which most closely precedes death. This type of cause of death is known as: | Immediate cause of death
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| The disease or injury which sets into motion the train of events resulting in death. This type of cause of death is known as: | Proximate cause of death
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| A new disease process or injury, which is unexpected and unrelated to what would otherwise be considered the proximate cause of death. This type of cause of death is known as: | Intervening cause of death
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| Any condition, natural or unnatural which significantly contributes o the death but is not directly related to the primary cause. | Contributing causes of death
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| List at least 3 situations which require reporting of a death to the coroner | without medical attendance, continued absence of attending physician, attending is unable to state cause, suicide, injury or accident, homicide
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| List at least 5 benefits that an autopsy can provide to clinicians, family and society | define hereditary or genetic disease, genetic counseling, grieving process - removing guilt, insurance benefits, preventive care, documenting trends in death for community.
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| List at least 5 indications for performance for an autopsy | unknown medical complication, unknown cause, reassure family, unexplained death following procedure, death during clinical trials, all obstetric or pediatric deaths, environmental or occupational deaths
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| List in descending order the persons who can sign a consent to autopsy. | 1) power of attorney, 2) spouse, 3) child, 4) parent, 5) adult sibling, 6) guardian, 7) other surviving relative and 8) public official
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| When should you ask for consent? | AFTER jurisdiction has been concluded.
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