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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4-6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Baden finally choose to follow forensic medicine?
(a) He enjoys the money.
(b) He believes the field helps the masses.
(c) He believes the field helps individuals.
(d) He enjoys being out of the limelight.

2. What does Baden claim happens at the site of an accident?
(a) Looting.
(b) Abuse of the deceased.
(c) Body stealing.
(d) Necrophilia.

3. Why did Baden fail to change the cause of death on the Soman case?
(a) He didn't believe the change was truthful.
(b) He simply misplaced the file.
(c) He didn't have time.
(d) He was never asked.

4. What are symptoms of ricin poisoning?
(a) Sore throat, cough, and sneezing.
(b) Abdominal pain, cramps, and dehydration.
(c) Sweating, sore joints, and headache.
(d) Heart palpitations, weakness, and numbing.

5. Baden's patient at the end of Chapter Two suffers from what?
(a) An infection of the heart valve.
(b) An infection of the blood.
(c) An infection of the brain.
(d) An infection of the toe.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened in St. Louis in 1973 that hindered MIA investigations?

2. What case caused Oklahoma to establish a medical examiner position?

3. What did Humes do with his original notes from the autopsy?

4. How are the majority of bodies identified?

5. What disease does Humes purposefully leave out of the notes of the autopsy?

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