Embalming Theory 2 Final

True or False: The FTC forbids statements that guarantee long-term embalming preservation.

True

True or False: Proteolytic enzymes do not break down proteins

False

Cremated remains may be shipped (domestic or international) through: A. UPS B. The United States Postal Service C. Fedex D. DHL

The United States Postal Service

This is a fatal disease caused by contamination of a wound infection by a toxin-producing, spore-forming, anaerobic bacterium. A. True Tissue Gas B. Gas Gangrene C. Aspergillosis D. Histoplasmosis

Gas Gangrene

These drugs as the most widely used class of drugs. A. Ibuprofen B. Antibiotics C. Antidiabetic Agents D. Corticosteroids

Antibiotics

Purge from this area may have a white semisolid appearance A. Lung B. Brain C. Stomach D. Anus

Brain

Which of the following is not a consideration when treating a body exposed to radiation: A. Protection B. Time of Exposure C. Distance from the Body D. Height/Weight of the Body

Height/Weight of the Body

What is the best practice for removing a transdermal opioid patch from a decedent? A. Remove the patch with a gloved hand B. Remove the patch with a paper towel C. Remove the patch with an Instrument such as forceps D. Dispose of the patch in a standard biohazard container

Remove the patch with an Instrument such as forceps

Which of the following is not a suggested practice when preparing a body for viewing without embalming: A. Removing pacemakers for cremation B. Removing personal effects C. Removing identification tags or bracelets D. Removing medical intervention devices

Removing identification tags or bracelets

This is an infection of the lungs, the ears, the nervous system, and the intestinal tract caused by a fungus commonly encountered as a saprophyte or a contaminant. A. Aspergillosis B. Phycomycosis C. Candidiasis D. Cytosis

Phycomycosis

According to the Mausoleum Demolition and Disentombment Project, less than ____% of all 650 disinterments were in a state of active decomposition. A. 10 B. 20 C. 15 D. 5

15

This is the second highest cause of preventable death in the United States A. Heart Disease B. Smoking C. Obesity D. Alcoholism

Obesity

These drugs can lead to dehydration, low protein levels, kidney dysfunction , and the retention of nitrogenous waste. A. Corticosteroids B. Stimulants C. Tranquilizers D. Sedatives

Tranquilizers

True or False: Airline passengers are allowed to travel with cremated remains only in a checked bag:

False

This complication occurs as a result of altered carbohydrate metabolism leading to a buildup of lactic acid A. Atrophy B. Ecchymosis C. Acidosis D. Jaundice

Acidosis

The most frequently encountered gas condition is caused by: A. Gas Gangrene B. Subcutaneous Emphysema C. Tissue Gas D. Decomposition

Subcutaneous Emphysema

It has been estimated that ____ times more preservative chemical is needed to preserve tissues of bodies dead from complications of renal failure. A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 6

6

According to the Mausoleum Demolition and Disentombment Project, between 1900 and 1960 nearly ____% of human remains were embalmed. A. 85% B. 75% C. 99% D. 90%

99%

Which of the following documents should be placed in the shipping envelope attached to the shipping container or combo unit containing the deceased? A. Burial Transit Permit B. Certificate of Death C. Embalming and Decedent Care Report D. All of the Above

All of the Above

This type of bacteria is commonly found in the mouth, intestinal tract, and vagina of healthy individuals: A. Candida B. Aspergillus C. Histoplasma capsulatum D. Cryptococcosis

Candida

When shipping human remains internationally, it is best to contact which organization to receive consultation on specific shipping requirements for the country of destination? A. Consulate of the receiving country B. American embassy located in the receiving country C. U.S. Customs D. Department of Public Health

Consulate of the receiving country

True or False: When embalming a decedent who passed due to complications of alcoholism, the embalmer should expect poor drainage, even within a reasonable time of death.

False

This is a commonly prescribed synthetic opioid similar to morphine, yet 50-100 times more potent. A. Hydromorphone B. Tramadol C. Fentanyl D. Tapentadol

Fentanyl

This program requires all funeral homes who wish to transport human remains on a passenger aircraft to register: A. Known Shipper Program B. Transportation Security Administration Program C. Department of Homeland Security D. US Airline HR Shipment Program

Known Shipper Program

This organ is the main detoxification center of the body: A. Spleen B. Appendix C. Pancreas D. Liver

Liver

These drugs are commonly used for pain relief and anesthesia. A. Tranquilizers B. Opioids C. Sedatives D. Corticosteroids

Opioids

The documentation associated with shipping a decedent should be attached to which end of the shipping container: A. The side B. The head C. The middle D. The foot

The head

True or False: Contact with contaminated instruments may expose a decedent to tissue gas

True

Chemotherapeutic agents may include all of the following except: A. alkylating agents B. antimetabolites C. corticosteroids D. aminoglycosides

aminoglycosides

This form of Histoplasmosis is progressive, forming granulomatous inflammation with caseation necrosis and cavitation. A. acute disseminated B. chronic disseminated C. acute pulmonary D. chronic pulmonary

chronic pulmonary