1	medicolegal autopsy		_____	extreme heat or cold and also may produce death
2	manner of death		_____	too much exposure to cold
3	Autopsy		_____	cuase of death by electricity
4	Visual Examination		_____	main chemicals used to preserve the body
5	defensive wounds		_____	dead body dug up, or removed from mausoleum
6	Traumatic deaths		_____	is performed pursuant to a medical investigation of death for legal purposes
7	Mechanical trauma		_____	exposure to excessive heat
8	Sharp force trauma		_____	Post-Mortem Examination
9	Thermal Trauma		_____	External Examination
10	Hypothermia		_____	stiffening of the body after death
11	hyperthermia		_____	Post-mortem cooling
12	Chemical Trauma		_____	a random quivering that does not pump the blood through the body properly
13	Electrical Trauma		_____	death which results from the interaction of chemicals with the human body
14	AC		_____	to injuries caused by sharp implements
15	ventricular fibrillation		_____	occurs when the force applied to a tissue
16	Rigor mortis		_____	trauma caused by victims trying to defend themselves
17	Virchow method		_____	the way in which the causes of death came to be
18	Post-Mortem Interval		_____	alternating current
19	algor mortis		_____	the disintegration of the body by the action of microorganisms, such as bacteria
20	Autolysis		_____	fresh, bloated, decay and drying
21	Putrefaction		_____	each organ is removed, examined, weighed, and sampled separately
22	four main stages of decomposition		_____	the disintegration of the body by enzymes released by dying cells
23	exhumation		_____	Time Since Death
24	Embalming		_____	mechanical, thermal, chemical, or electrical
25	Formaldehyde		_____	chemically treating the dead human body