1Solvent
Liquid holding a substance in solution.
2Marbling
A green-black discoloration of the veins due to hemolysis.
3Lazarus Syndrome
Syndrome of autoresuscitation.
4Pledget
Small tuft or ball made of cotton.
5Entombment
Above ground internment.
6Biohazard
Biological agent that constitutes a hazard to humans.
7Aneurysm
Abnormal localized dialation of an artery.
8Lanolin
Oil made from sheep wool.
9Hypostasis
Settling of blood to dependent parts of the body.
10Roygbiv
Acronym for all colors of the spectrum.
11Trauma
Physical injury caused by external force.
12Pinna
External part of the ear.
13Agonal Fever
Increase in body temperature immediately before death.
14Necropolis
City of the dead.
15Oblique
Inclined or slanted.
16Floater
Dead body in water with enough gas buildup to cause the body to float.
17Microbe
Single cell life form.
18Everest
Mountain with over 200 dead bodies often used as trail markers.
19Bilateral
Having two sides.
20Moribund
In a state of dying.
21Prion
Protein particle lacking a nucleic acid.
22Eyebrows
Ancient Egyptians would shave these to mourn the death of their cat.
23Carcinogen
Cancer causing agent.
25Drain Tube
Instrument with a plunger to facilitate veinous drainage.
26Elevation
Raised surfacee or portion.
27Tragus
Elevated projection of the ear passage.
28Value
The lightness or darkness of a hue.
29Anterior
Denoted front or forward part.
30Mandible
Articulating bone of the skull.
31Saponification
Conversion of fatty tissue to grave wax.
32Alaska
State with the highest suicide rate.
33Opaque
Not transparent or translucent.
34Unionall
Plastic garment covering the entire body.
35Firming
Ridgidity of tissue due to chemical reaction.
36Perfusion
To force a fluid through an organ or tissue.
37Hydrocele
Abnormal accumulation of fluids in a sac-like structure.
38Groove Director
Instrument to guide vein tubes into vessels.
39Parietal
Largest bones of the skull.
40Rigor Mortis
Post mortem stiffening of the body.
41Inurnment
Burial of cremated remains.
42Purse string
A suture used in lieu of a trocar button or to close a puncture.
43July
Presidents Adams, Monroe, and Jefferson all died on the 4th of this month.