Question

typically transport corpses from the crime scene to the morgue; some aid in death investigations
medical examiners
csi
coroners
cops
question 6
5 pts
another name for medical examiners
forensic pathologists
prosecutors
corners
forensic anthropologists

Explanation:

• Question 5: Coroners are typically responsible for transporting corpses from crime scenes to morgues and aiding in death investigations. Medical examiners focus more on autopsies and determining cause of death. CSI (Crime Scene Investigators) deal with collecting physical evidence at the scene. Cops (police officers) have a broader role in law - enforcement beyond just corpse transport and basic death investigation.
• Question 6: Medical Examiners are also known as Forensic Pathologists. Prosecutors are legal professionals who prosecute criminal cases. Coroners (spelled correctly) have a different role (as in question 5). Forensic Anthropologists deal with human skeletal remains, especially in cases of decomposition or when only bones are left, rather than being another name for medical examiners.

Answer:

Question 5: Coroners
Question 6: Forensic Pathologists