What would you certify as the cause of death on a death

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Questions:

1. What would you certify as the cause of death on a death certificate? (Please adopt the format of the death certificate (i.e. Part I, Part II) when presenting your cause of death.);

2. What do you think the manner of death might be?;

3. What additional information do you require before you are confident that you know the cause of death?

4. Has the autopsy assisted in the determination of the cause of death and, if so, how?

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