Restorative Art: Week 1

Excision of mutilated tissue is done

after embalming

feature modeling should be done

after embalming

Aligning nose, jaw and other facial features is done

before embalming

Suturing clean cuts and holding flaps of skin together is completed

before embalming

minor buck teeth correction should be done

before embalming

The definition of restorative art

care of deceased to recreate natural color and form

Tissue coloring can be done

during and after embalming

Physiognomy studies all but which one

function

repair and reconstruction of multiple fractures requires

major restoration

restoring a full head of hair is a

major restoration

sub-tissue surgery of a swollen neck requires

major restoration

achieving a natural appearance when masking a discolored face is

major restoration requiring technical skills

wax restoration of the cheek requires

major restoration requiring technical skills

correcting a misaligned feature is considered

minor restoration

hypodermic tissue building is considered

minor restoration

the most common characteristics of a face or feature

norm

Which is not an obligation for proficiency in restorative art

receiving a gratuity for a job well done

When comparing the similarity of paired features we are looking at their

symmetry

which of the following is considered minor restoration 1. reduction of swelling 2. deep wound repair 3. repair of multiple fractures 4. small hair replacement

1 & 4

Which of the following are major restorations 1. reduce swelling 2. deep wound repair 3. repair of fractures 4. minimal hair replacement

2 & 3