What might the two questions be?

So a lot of times it's, have you been feeling sad, down or helpless in the last couple of days? And then the other, how much is that impacting your day to day? And just those two questions can give a little bit of insight.

And if there's some difficulty there, then they might ask some more questions.

And then typically we'll also ask some questions, maybe a questionnaire that the medical assistant might have you fill out or just answer directly around things like how well you're getting along at home.

Any issues with transportation, any issues with food or eating, any trouble with falls, trouble with getting around the house, trying to get a sense of how mobility is and if there's any supports and things that are needed.

The other thing that we always check is hearing and vision.

So this is a great opportunity to get an idea.

Can you recall any particular conversations you've had with patients that have really stuck with you when it comes to discussing these big opportunities for change?

okay so that's preliminary but when you heard preliminary do you knew preliminary meant not much is that correct or well two

things we look for right the cause and the manner of death and because the manner here was undetermined right now i knew right now there's going to be a lot more right to come i can do as much as what i say and that was considered because when you get the second autopsy A lot of things have been taken by the first because they haven't finished their evaluation, right? So when he said the neck is missing, people went with it and said they stole the neck.

They took the neck.

No, they didn't do that.

Yeah, they didn't.

The contents of the internal neck structures, right? There's a hyoid bone.

There's your larynx.

In this, any last thing that you would like to clear up about all of the things that are going around? I'm sure you're seeing what's online, what's on social media and what has been reported, especially in some of the digital streaming spaces.