* MOR 225 Chapter 16 Quiz: General Body Considerations

Ideal rate of flow for embalming the "normal" adult body.

10 to 15 minutes per gallon

Ideal Fluid strength for embalming the "normal" adult body.

2 to 3%

Ideal pressure for embalming the "normal" adult body.

5 to 20 lbs

Which of the following is not a systemic effect of a malignancy:

Arteriosclerosis

The two most commonly used injection sites for embalming children aged 4-12 years old are:

Carotid and Femoral Arteries

Sugar in the urine.

Glycosuria

Excess sugar in the blood.

Hyperglycemia

An acidosis of the blood and body tissues.

Ketosis

An extravascular irregularly shaped blood discoloration that often appears on the arms and back of the hands, also called ecchymosis.

Senile Purpura

A fetus that dies prior to delivery from the uterus.

Stillborn