Autopsy
When you die
For the most part, yes, "autopsy" and "postmortem" are used interchangeably in American English. However, there is a linguistic difference. "Autopsy" is a postmortem examination of a human body, generally to determine the cause of death. "Postmortem" simply means "after death" and can be used in a variety of instances where human bodies are not being examined. For instance, a veterinarian can perform a postmortem exam on a dog or cat; this is generally referred to as a necropsy. Also, in the slaughter industry, the examination of carcasses after the animal is humanely killed, skinned and eviscerated is called the postmortem examination or postmortem disposition.
A postmortem exam, or autopsy, typically takes place after a person has died, particularly in cases of sudden, unexplained, or suspicious deaths. It is conducted to determine the cause of death, understand disease processes, or gather evidence in legal cases. The examination is usually performed by a forensic pathologist and is often initiated by law enforcement or medical examiners. Timing can vary, but it generally occurs soon after death to preserve the integrity of the body and any potential evidence.
Tomography
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BronchoscopyBronchoscopy is visual examination of the bronchus.Bronchoscopy.
Rhinoscopy is visual exam of the nasal passages.
There's no particular medical term for that description of a physical exam finding.
If you're referring to a physical examination, PE; or H&P for history and physical.
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