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Body Part Status Diagram |
Status Code |
Diagram No. |
Body Part |
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1 |
Cranium |
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2 |
Mandible | |
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3 |
Torso | |
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4 |
Right Upper Arm | |
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5 |
Right Forearm | |
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6 |
Right Hand | |
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7 |
Left Upper Arm | |
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8 |
Left Forearm | |
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9 |
Left Hand | |
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10 |
Right Upper Leg | |
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11 |
Right Lower Leg | |
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12 |
Right foot | |
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13 |
Left Upper Leg | |
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14 |
Left Lower Leg | |
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15 |
Left Foot | |
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Code |
Description | ||
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N |
Not Recovered | ||
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D |
Recovered – Decomposed | ||
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F |
Recovered – Fresh | ||
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S |
Skeletal | ||
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R |
Recovered (not valid on or after April 4, 2004) | ||
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Instructions: Enter the appropriate alpha code for each body part. The purpose of the body part status is to link two or more agencies that recover parts of one body. Therefore, body parts which were amputated and healed prior to death (antemortem) should be coded as recovered in the Body Parts Status Field. Body parts which were amputated antemortem should be coded in the Scars, Marks, Tattoos and Other Physical Characteristics Field using the missing body parts code.
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