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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What drug does Baden note is invisible on the autopsy table?
(a) Arsenic.
(b) Cyanide.
(c) Tranquilizers.
(d) Strychnine.
2. Why did Baden delay the autopsy report in the case of Willie Welch?
(a) He was unwilling to claim Welch was stabbed.
(b) He was waiting for toxicology reports.
(c) He was reluctant to help the DA.
(d) He was arguing with Dr. Rho about cause of death.
3. What does Baden note about the FBI photographer at the scene of the autopsy?
(a) He had never done autopsy photos.
(b) He did not have clearance.
(c) His camera was insufficient for the job.
(d) He was overqualified.
4. Why are many exotic poisons difficult to detect during autopsy?
(a) The poisons leave the body before autopsy.
(b) The tests are too expensive to run routinely.
(c) The tests are difficult to obtain.
(d) The poisons are small in dose.
5. What did Baden give to the biologist that allowed him to give a time of death for the 55 year old woman of at least a year and a half?
(a) Algae.
(b) Fish samples.
(c) Blood.
(d) Water.
6. Why did Baden not do an autopsy on Nelson Rockefeller?
(a) He was given a death certificate by his own physician.
(b) He didn't want to report a suicide.
(c) He didn't want to get involved.
(d) He didn't want to cause controversy.
7. What do the police claim Frank Falco used to pretend he had a gun?
(a) A Pepsi bottle.
(b) A wooden gun.
(c) A Coke bottle.
(d) His finger.
8. What did Humes do with his original notes from the autopsy?
(a) He lost them.
(b) He published them.
(c) He burned them.
(d) He edited them.
9. What are signs of strangulation?
(a) A fractured windpipe and hemorrhaging in the lungs.
(b) A fractured windpipe and hemorrhaging in the eye.
(c) A fractured windpipe and hemorrhaging in the feet.
(d) A fractured windpipe and hemorrhaging in the nose.
10. What does Baden claim happens at the site of an accident?
(a) Body stealing.
(b) Necrophilia.
(c) Abuse of the deceased.
(d) Looting.
11. What does Baden find caused the death of the woman at the fund raising dinner?
(a) Cancer.
(b) Heart attack.
(c) Drug abuse.
(d) Choking.
12. Why does Baden finally choose to follow forensic medicine?
(a) He enjoys the money.
(b) He enjoys being out of the limelight.
(c) He believes the field helps individuals.
(d) He believes the field helps the masses.
13. What does Baden point out is a misconception about drugs and alcohol?
(a) It is the amount that kills.
(b) It is the combination that kills.
(c) It is the blending of drugs that kills.
(d) It is the type of drug that kills.
14. What does Baden learn after noting $40 on the body of a dead man in an apartment?
(a) Often, police overlook such things.
(b) Often, the victim has no valuables.
(c) Often, family reports stolen jewelry.
(d) Often, things are stolen from dead bodies.
15. What happened in St. Louis in 1973 that hindered MIA investigations?
(a) There was a fire that burned military records.
(b) There was a tornado that damaged military records.
(c) There was a flood that damaged military records.
(d) There was a computer crash that lost military records.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why did Baden fail to change the cause of death on the Soman case?
2. Why does Baden challenge the autopsy finding of the Lindberg baby?
3. What did Baden recommend to the MIA team?
4. What military rule hindered the MIA team until 1985?
5. Where did Baden moonlight during his residency?
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