AAMI Embalming 1 Test 2 review| 240 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

somatic death correct answer: death of the organism as a whole is called syncope correct answer: death beginning at the heart true correct answer: capillary permeability refers to the capillary walls to allow substances to pass between the capillary and surrounding tissue spaces. true or false brain correct answer: what cells die minutes after death sign of death correct answer: rigor mortis is necrosis and necrobiosis correct answer: the two type of antemortem cellular death are agonal edema correct answer: increase in amount of moisture or fluid in body tissues and body cavities before death is necrobiosis correct answer: the physiologic, or natural, death of cells, as they complete their life cycle, along with their replacement by new cells agonal capillary expansion correct answer: the antemortem opening of the pores in the walls of capillaries as the body attempts to take in oxygen for the tissues and cells apnea and asphyxia correct answer: death beginning at the lungs true correct answer: gangrene is always an antemortem condition, it does NOT occur after death. true or false coma correct answer: death beginning at the brain inexpert test correct answer: taking a persons pulse gangrene correct answer: an example of necrosis would be agonal coagulation correct answer: the antemortem clotting and congealing of blood is called death of cells and pathological death of cells correct answer: the occurrence of gangrene is an example of. check all that apply) true correct answer: agonal capillary expansion means the capillaries become more permeable, true or false