ABMDI Questions Practice(difficult/missed questions during practice exam) Completed 2023 Medical examiner/coroner authority at a death scene comes from? - Answer the medical examiner/coroner office policy derived from state statutory authority.State systems, or states with a "State Medical Examiner" typically investigate? - Answer all deaths within their state that fall under statute.The public information officer (PIO) for your jurisdiction requests information regarding an investigation for exclusive release. The investigator should? - Answer advise the PIO of office policy and decline to provide information that would not otherwise be provided to other news agencies.he pathologist has identified the cause of death of a 62-year-old male as acute myocardial infarction. The victim's spouse calls you two days after your scene investigation to request the results of the autopsy. You should - Answer interpret the pathologist's findings (heart attack) to her.Death due to contact with an electrical device is primarily related to - Answer the number of amps received by the victim.What level of carbon monoxide saturation of hemoglobin is most commonly seen to cause the death of a child? - Answer 20 to 30%.Official pronouncement of death is by? - Answer Is determined by state statute and local customs authorization to conduct. a medicolegal autopsy must be provided by? - Answer the coroner/medical examiner when jurisdiction is established You should notify your SIDS program when? - Answer as soon as possible following an autopsy confirming the SIDS death which of the following is not normally considered for organ/tissue procurement?
- Liver and kidneys
- long bones and pelvis
- reproductive organs
- heart valves
- pancreas and skin - Answer C
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authorization for organ/tissue procurement is considered valid if? - Answer the decedent's LNOK or representative have given consent Investigative authority is derived from? - Answer state and local laws governing the role of ME/Coroner Reportable deaths - Answer Unexplained, unusual, or suspicious circumstances Homicides