Pathology
Trauma
Taphonomy
100

The porosity of bones is important for

Blood flow to transfer nutrients

100

Cracks on bone formed by trauma 

Fractures

100

The removal of fats from bones. 

Degreasing. 

200

Commonly known as cavities

Dental Carries

200

Trauma occuring at or around the time of death

Peri-mortem trauma

200

An insect that eats flesh. 

Dermestid Beetles

300

___ Porosity contains blood vessels

Vascular

300

Signs that trauma has occurred during life

If bone healing was present or not. 

300

One advantage of using dermestid beetles for processing remains. 

No risk of damaging remains; inexpensive; not-labor inducing

400

A characteristic of DISH is

1) ossification of ligaments

2) excessive new bone formation

400

When your tooth gets knocked out

Tooth Avulsion

400

One advantage of steam kettle maceration. 

Minimal disarticulation, no chemical use, minimal fat retention, easy soft tissue removal

500

DISH stands for

Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis (DISH)

500

Types of trauma mechanisms (4 types).

1) Blunt Force

2) Sharp Force

3) High-Velocity Projectile

4) Thermal

500

The damage on bones that can occur due to improper/careless processing (3 types).

Bleach can reduce the amount of DNA retrieved; excessive heat can crack/splinter/scorch bones; disarticulation can cause trauma

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