Question

what is done with the organs after weighing and inspection?
what is the final step in the autopsy?
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we will be performing an autopsy of a biological specimen. the fetal pig you will be given has been preserved and will not be as flexible as the actual autopsy you observe below. pay attention to the procedure and the technique used. listen for the anatomical vocabulary during

Explanation:

In a typical autopsy after weighing and inspection, organs may be further analyzed histologically and some may be retained for future studies or teaching purposes. The final step in an autopsy usually involves closing the body, often by sewing up incisions and restoring its appearance as much as possible.

Answer:

What is done with the organs after weighing and inspection: They may be subjected to further histological analysis and some may be retained for future use in studies or teaching.
What is the final step in the autopsy: Closing the body by sewing up incisions and restoring its appearance.