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word choice - Cadaver corpse body for a dead human body - English . . . Corpse and body are both normal usage; corpse is slightly more formal (it's what a police officer would say), but more importantly, a corpse is unambiguously dead, whereas you can talk about the body of someone who is still alive
Why is the expression bodily fluids and not body fluids? So, to me "body fluids" denotes the type of fluids, vs any other fluid present, like water, alcohol or gasoline, etc In other words, "bodily" is an adjective descriptor whereas "body" is a definition