Question

question 18
exsanguination (bleeding to death) would be an example of a
manner of death
cause of death
mechanism of death
question 19
who would identify bodies in a mass disasters
forensic pathologists
forensic anthropologist

Explanation:

• Question 18: Exsanguination (bleeding to death) is a specific physiological process that leads to death. The mechanism of death refers to the specific physiological derangement that actually causes the death. In contrast, the manner of death (e.g., homicide, suicide, accident) categorizes how the death occurred in a broader social - legal context, and the cause of death (e.g., a stab wound that led to bleeding) is the initial injury or disease.
• Question 19: Forensic anthropologists are trained to identify human remains, especially in cases where the body is decomposed, fragmented, or in a mass - disaster situation. Forensic pathologists focus more on the cause and manner of death through autopsy of relatively intact bodies.

Answer:

• Question 18: Mechanism of Death
• Question 19: Forensic Anthropologist