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Yes or No: Post-mortem care and diagnostic testing facts.

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Post-Mortem/Diagnostics QuizVersión en línea Yes or No: Post-mortem care and diagnostic testing facts. por Lisa 1 An autopsy may be requested to determine the cause of death when the death is unexpected. Yes No 2 Signs of impending death include decreased blood pressure and increased musle tone. Yes No 3 An autopsy requires consent from next of kin or legal representatives. Yes No 4 Algor mortis refers to discoloration of the body after the patient is deceased. Yes No 5 Urine samples can be taken from the foley bag at any time. Yes No 6 Fecal samples should be taken from 3 areas of the stool specimen using a tongue blade or wooden stick. Yes No 7 A patient must lie flat for at least 30-60 minutes following a lumbar puncture. Yes No 8 Stiffening of the body that occurs within hours of death is referred to as rigor mortis. Yes No 9 Timing for a 24 hour urine test begins when the order is written/entered by the provider. Yes No 10 All tubes and drains must be left in the body if an autopsy is planned. Yes No 11 A person who has requested to be a No Code/Do Not Resuscitate patient can reverse this decision if they change their mind. Yes No 12 A specimen container should be labeled by placing the patient's name on the lid of the container. Yes No 13 Organ donation decisions made by an adult can be overturned by next of kin or legal representatives after the patient's death. Yes No 14 Apply a transparent dressing to the site of an arterial blood gas sample after holding pressure for 1-2 minutes. Yes No 15 The cause of death can be determined immediately at the bedside without further tests. Yes No

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An autopsy may be requested to determine the cause of death when the death is unexpected.

Signs of impending death include decreased blood pressure and increased musle tone.

An autopsy requires consent from next of kin or legal representatives.

Algor mortis refers to discoloration of the body after the patient is deceased.

Urine samples can be taken from the foley bag at any time.

Fecal samples should be taken from 3 areas of the stool specimen using a tongue blade or wooden stick.

A patient must lie flat for at least 30-60 minutes following a lumbar puncture.

Stiffening of the body that occurs within hours of death is referred to as rigor mortis.

Timing for a 24 hour urine test begins when the order is written/entered by the provider.

All tubes and drains must be left in the body if an autopsy is planned.

A person who has requested to be a No Code/Do Not Resuscitate patient can reverse this decision if they change their mind.

A specimen container should be labeled by placing the patient's name on the lid of the container.

Organ donation decisions made by an adult can be overturned by next of kin or legal representatives after the patient's death.

Apply a transparent dressing to the site of an arterial blood gas sample after holding pressure for 1-2 minutes.

The cause of death can be determined immediately at the bedside without further tests.