Blood
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*** Marvin Uhlman pushed the gurney into the autopsy suite. He’d worked for Dr. Bell for twelve years, so he knew the routine well. Placing the gurney next to the scales he managed to lug the body onto the platform with a series of rather brutal shoves, pushes and pulls. Fortunately comfort for the patient was no longer a concern at this stage. And Marvin had to admit the corpse was easier to handle without the head.
Once the head was placed with the body, h...e recorded the weight of the corpse, then transferred the body back to the gurney long enough to move it onto the autopsy table. The table was a waist high aluminum tray slightly slanted to allow drainage. Faucets and spigots were located systematically around the table to facilitate washing the table and its contents. The body was measured and the results placed on the chart. The final step in the preparation was placing a “body block”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*** Marvin Uhlman pushed the gurney into the autopsy suite. He’d worked for Dr. Bell for twelve years, so he knew the routine well. Placing the gurney next to the scales he managed to lug the body onto the platform with a series of rather brutal shoves, pushes and pulls. Fortunately comfort for the patient was no longer a concern at this stage. And Marvin had to admit the corpse was easier to handle without the head.
Once the head was placed with the body, h...e recorded the weight of the corpse, then transferred the body back to the gurney long enough to move it onto the autopsy table. The table was a waist high aluminum tray slightly slanted to allow drainage. Faucets and spigots were located systematically around the table to facilitate washing the table and its contents. The body was measured and the results placed on the chart. The final step in the preparation was placing a “body block”
What to read after Blood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox, Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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