Match the Word in Column 1 to Its Definition in Column

question 99

Essay

Match the word in Column 1 to its definition in Column 2. Each answer can only be used once.
A)The redistribution of drugs in the blood after death
B)A postmortem process in which the body attempts to equalize with the environmental temperature
C)Self-digestion by the cell's own enzymes
D)The formation of a waxy substance during decomposition
E)A variety of conditions that interfere with the intake of oxygen
F)When skin begins to blister and peel
G)The fluid within the eye
H)A postmortem chemical change that causes the muscles to become rigid
I)Decomposition carried out by microorganisms
J)The process of the blood settling to parts of the body nearest the ground once the heart stops pumping
-Vitreous humor

• A)The redistribution of drugs in the blood after death
• B)A postmortem process in which the body attempts to equalize with the environmental temperature
• C)Self-digestion by the cell's own enzymes
• D)The formation of a waxy substance during decomposition
• E)A variety of conditions that interfere with the intake of oxygen
• F)When skin begins to blister and peel
• G)The fluid within the eye
• H)A postmortem chemical change that causes the muscles to become rigid
• I)Decomposition carried out by microorganisms
• J)The process of the blood settling to parts of the body nearest the ground once the heart stops pumping
• -Vitreous humor

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