Compend - Embalming

Obtain pressure for injection of arterial fluid

NOT method of obtaining pressure for injection of arterial fluid

Instrument inserted into artery for introduction of fluid

Instrument which may be used to guide arterial vein tube into vessel

Purpose of embalming analysis

Variable factors encountered with every body

NOT purpose of massage cream

Extrinsic factor

Device which extends from some point over sternum to point under chin and used to support chin during embalming

Method of mouth closure which employs wires attached to small tacks which are inserted into upper and lower jaw

Method of mouth closure employing suture passed through septum of nose and around mandible

Lips may be held in position by

What to do in cases of dental prognathism

Normal eye closure, eyelids meet

NOT consideration in selection of artery and vein for injection and drainage

Right common carotid artery begins at level of

Common carotid arteries terminate at level of

Linear guide for common carotid artery

Linear guide for axillary artery

Linear guide for brachial artery

Linear guide for radial artery

Linear guide for femoral artery

Linear guide for popliteal artery

On surface of forearm from center of antecubital fossa to point between fourth and fifth fingers is linear guide for

From center of popliteal space to point midway between medial malleolus and calcaneus bone is linear guide for

From center of anterior surface of ankle joint to point between first and second toe is linear guide for

From lateral border of patella to anterior surface of ankle joint is linear guide for

Artery along medial border of sternocleidomastoid muscle is anatomical guide for

Artery posterior to medial border of belly of biceps brachii muscle is anatomical guide for

Artery through center of femoral triangle bordered laterally by sartorius muscle and medially by adductor longus muscle, anatomical guide for

Just behind medial border of coracobrachialis muscle is anatomical guide for

Artery just lateral to tendon of flexor carpi radialis muscle is anatomical guide for

Ulnar artery lies along ____ border of felxor carpi ulnaris muscle

Right ___ artery is shorter than left one due to origin

Artery changes its name to femoral and used in embalming of autopsied body

Inferior vena cava is vein which accompanies

In femoral triangle, femoral artery is bordered laterally by ___ muscle

Muscle femoral artery is bordered medially by

Femoral artery originates at point behind center of inguinal ligament and terminates at opening in ___ muscle

Artery originates at opening in adductor magnus muscle, terminates at inferior border of popliteous muscle

Artery courses along lateral margin of crest of tibia, passes through center of anterior surface of ankle joint and becomes dorsalis pedis artery

Distention of body tissues is complication of

factor considered in selecting artery to be injected

____ pounds of pressure per foot of elevation above point of injection

When injecting with mechanical injector, desired pressure should be

Injection and drainage are accomplished through same incision

Injection is accomplished at one place and drainage taken from another point

Both common carotids are raised

Dilution of fluid when emblamer prepares solution by adding concentrated embalming fluid to water in reservoir

Arterial solution mixes with body fluids

Movement of embalming solutions from point of injection through arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules and veins

Passage of arterial solution from capillaries into intercellular spaces

passage of solvent through semipermeable membrane from dilute into concentrated solution

Passing of arterial solution through capillary wall, caused by positive intravascular pressure

why embalmer removes as much blood from body as possible

Drainage where amount of arterial fluid is injected and then drainage is allowed to flow for period of time, each separately

Drainage where injection is continued and drainage is taken at intervals

Drainage where both injection and drainage are allowed to flow freely throughout operation

Blood vessel that is origin of popliteal artery

Pre-embalming considerations given to case at hand

NOT intrinsic factor considered in case analysis

Head should be

Amount of HCHO measured in grams dissolved in 100 ml. of water

Chemicals that inactivate saprophytic bacteria and alter tissues so as to render them less susceptible to decomposition

Chemicals which retard increase in viscosity of blood

component of arterial fluid designed to decrease molecular cohesion at surface of liquid

Component of arterial fluids that impart color to slovent