Noun
autopsy (plural: autopsies)- A dissection performed on a cadaver to find possible cause(s) of death.
- Carry out a personal inspection; to see for one's self.
Verb
- To perform an autopsy.
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- The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp, by Rembrandt, depicts an autopsy. An autopsy, also known as a post-mortem examination, necropsy (particularly as ...
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autopsy . ..................?
im a 15 year old male who
would love to go see an
autopsy for i am interested in
pursuing a career in this
field
do you know any way i can see
an autopsy being performed in
california.
thank you
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you can actually view an autopsy by placing a request with your sheriff/coroner department. They'll allow you to view a non forensic autopsy, one that isn't being used in a criminal investigation. |
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What tests are normally run in What tests are normally run in
an autopsy toxicology report?
Like tests for drugs, poisons,
etc. that may lead to the
perpetrator of the crime.
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Whether and which tests they run are determined by the suspected (or known) cause of death. A little old lady who goes in her sleep isn't going to be screened for cocaine or rat poison unless there is some reason to believe it might turn up. A youngish, healthy person who dies in a single-vehicle car wreck would be tested for drugs, booze, and levels of prescription medications they were taking. |
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How can I get autopsy reports I need to get a autopsy report
of John Belushi for a project
I am working on for school.
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I suppose that if you have someone who works there and is willing to take the chance. Usually those documents are supposed to be confidential. If, however, there was some sort of legal controversy regarding his death, it might be part of the court's docket. |
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