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A presentation on the study of:

Zombie Anatomy & Necro-Mortosis

Written and Presented by: Casey Miller DT!"!!

Anatomy & Physiolo#y of

Zombies

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Necro-Mortosis$ the %e-Animationirus Type A blood borne patho#en

usually transmitted by open'ounds or bites(

The )irus consists of * types ofproteins that are +ey for the

)irus to spread( All ma,or or#ans of the body

fails but the brain remainsacti)e$ runnin# o of primiti)eneeds(

Common symptoms include: Cold . /lu type symptoms Coma . 0leepiness Death to %eanimation

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Necro-Mortosis {Cont.} This blood borne patho#en eects

1umans Mass ma,ority of Animals

(usually larger / sturdier) {Usually Dogs to Deer & Bear }

As far as researcher2s +no' the)irus is not transmittablethrou#h the air(

Also there is N3+no'n cure forthe Necro-Mortosis diseaseother than immediateamputation to the infected areaor termination of the patient(

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6rains$ the tasty muscle at lar#eAs many people had come to belie)e$

Z3M670'ill only tar#et 6%A7N0( This is/A80$ as ma,ority of the body & brain ofthe infected sub,ect has died and be#an todecay some +ey locations stay ali)ethrou#h the process of reanimation(

The Parietal 8obe 9!( ;ey location for sensory ner)e endin#s for:

0i#ht$ 1earin# & 0mell Zombies ha)e the ability to T if you can distract it 'ellenou#h it may loose trac+ of you entirely(

The Cerebellum 9"( Zombies are li+e drun+s$ e=cept these

drun+s can bite and . or +ill you$ eitherturnin# you into their lunch or turn you into

a member of the li)in# dead(

The 1ypothalamus 9?( ;ey location of the hun#er dri)e$ or the

location of the most primiti)e need:T3 AT

The need to eat is not limited to the brain$a 4ombie is usually after #enerally any ra'meat that is still li)in#$ human or animal(

;ey location to destroy a 4ombie brainis usually behind the nec+ at the spinalcolumn$ but a direct blo' to bet'eenthe eyes 'ill send a shot strai#ht to thehypothalamus$ thus renderin# a 4ombie@brain dead 'hich is a +ey locationri#ht abo)e the brain stem

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%i#or Mortis is a condition of the bodily muscles

ti#htenin# up in a loc+in# position$ usually )ery

painful if the condition 'ould eect a li)in# person(

starts about ? to hours after death andaccumulates o)er !" hours to pea+ eecti)eness(

dissipates o)er a period of EF to *" hours(

Rigor Mortis efects:

ll !oint locations in t"e #ody$ greatlyefecting %o#ility o a res" 'o%#ie.

During t"is ti%e eriod it *ould #e

reco%%ended or a *ell rotected erson

e+uied *it" t"e ,no*ledge and tools o "o* to

disose o a 'o%#ie *ould #e ad-ised to ta,e

action.

{ Rigor tifness / Mortis Deat"}

( Reerence: "tts://en.*i,iedia.org/*i,i/Rigor0%ortis )

Rigor Mortis, yourpossible savior

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;ey features of a Zombie( Decay of the Gesh

>sually torn o the body$e=posin# muscles and bone(

Any missin# body limbs$usually as in torn o$ not in aform of amputation means(

0ic+ly s+in colors 8oo+ for dead s+in coloration$

or dar+ )eins$ usually anyindication of dead s+in cells ordar+ almost blac+ blood

Ma##ot2s & /lesh /lies

Dependin# on the decay ofthe body$ a sic+ly s'eet smellor the presence of ma##ot2sor Gesh Gies is usually a dead#i)e a'ay of the re-animated(

Abnormal ye2s 8ar#e area of bro+en blood

)essels

Cataract2s type #la4in# o)erthe pupil

ello'in# to the sclera

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;ey features of a Zombie(cont.)

oices

Due to mass ma,ority of the bodyand brain bein# dead the )ocalcords do not function anymore soa 4ombie can only #i)e odeathly #ar#led #roans(

Clothin#

0ometimes torn and bloody$ if itloo+ed li+e it died in it$ itprobably did(

Mo)ement

0ta##erin# and suerin# fromri#or mortis are usually acommon si#ht

Crippled or #ra)ely in,ured%eminder: Al'ays use yourbrain 'isely$ thin+ thin#sclearly and 'ith e=treme

caution$ use it before they #etto it( ou may not ha)e a

second chance at sur)i)al(

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As stated in a earlyslide, WATCH OUT! Forthose pesky obies

out there and the sidee"e#ts o$ the

trans$oration period%&$ you or a loved one aresho'ing the sypto(so$ ne#ro)ortosis seek

edi#al attentioniediately, this is a*&F+ THR+AT+&-

disease and is not to betaken lightly!

6ites usually closer to the heart or ama,or artery are more li+ely to eectinfection time( 7f a bite is on a arm orle#$ amputation and cauteri4in# ofthe infected area is best

recommended for a Huic+ T73NI Protect yourself from infectionI7f you or a lo)ed one sho' si#ns of infection you may be

stopped to be screened for the Necro-Mortosis irus(

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or+ Ma#a4ine(html

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