Morgues are areas in hospitals and medical centers where the bodies of the deceased are stored and autopsied. Mortuaries are where the bodies of the deceased are prepared for funeral and burial.
Mortuary
the morgue or mortuary
A person who removes a corpse from the morgue is typically called a mortuary technician or a mortician.
A deceased person's body may be kept at the morgue (suspicious death, murder, etc). But all bodies are eventually at the mortuary (funeral home).
mortuary transport driver
Depends where you are, but usually to a mortuary.
Mortuary or morgue- the preparation room.
There is no difference. (I grew up on the east coast and we say funeral home. Now that I live in Los Angeles, it's called mortuary).
It may be a mortuary, or the official location which is a morgue.
The temperature in a morgue is typically kept between 36-40 degrees Fahrenheit (2-4 degrees Celsius) to slow down decomposition of bodies. This cold temperature helps preserve bodies until autopsies or other procedures can be conducted.
A morgue is a facility used to store and examine deceased bodies. It typically contains refrigeration units to preserve bodies, examination tables, tools for autopsies, and storage for personal effects. Staff in a morgue may include forensic pathologists, forensic scientists, and mortuary technicians.
In the morgue.Definitions of morgue on the Web: * a building (or room) where dead bodies are kept before burial or cremationwordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn * A morgue or mortuary is a building or room (as in a hospital) used for the storage of human remains.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgue * A place to where bodies found dead are removed and exposed pending identification by relatives.fcpr.fsu.edu/funeral/modules/financial/glossary.htm * A place where human remains are kept pending autopsy or identification.www.bonneywatson.com/_mgxroot/page_10906.php