week 6

The surface restorer wax is used primarily for which of the following? Select one: a. Minor integumentary restorations b. Deep cavity and excision restorations c. Lip Waxing d. Feature reconstruction only

a. Minor integumentary restorations

Which wax is used in minor integumentary restorations requiring only a thin film of wax? Select one: a. Surface restorer wax b. wound filler wax c. derma-surgery wax

a. Surface restorer wax

Which of the following would NOT create a firmer restorative wax? Select one: a. The addition of a cream cosmetic to the wax b. the addition of cornstarch to the wax c. the addition of talcum powder to the wax d. placing the wax in cold water

a. The addition of a cream cosmetic to the wax

Which of the following is NOT a recommended method of attachment and support for a restored nose? Select one: a. The loop stich b. A wire armature c. The basket weave suture d. Cotton and Plaster of Paris

a. The loop stich

A classic hunting bow shape is commonly associated with which facial feature? Select one: a. The mouth b. The ears c. The nose d. The eyes

a. The mouth

When added to a restorative wax, which would NOT convert the consistency of the wax to a firmer state? Select one: a. White petroleum jelly / massage cream b. Drying powder c. Pigment power d. Starch

a. White petroleum jelly / massage cream

The closed eyelids resemble the shape of Select one: a. an almond. b. a sphere. c. a diamond. d. a pentagon.

a. an almond.

Those restorative cases requiring a long period of time for completion and a high degree of technical skill on the part of the restorative artist are known as Select one: a. major restorations. b. pre-embalming restorative treatments. c. embalming restorative treatments. d. minor restorations.

a. major restorations.

Restorative art is defined as Select one: a. the care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color. b. the basic use of embalming fluid and tissue building. c. the historic practice of dressing, casketing, and cosmetizing for a suitable memory picture. d. primitive attempts to establish a life-like complection to deceased human beings.

a. the care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color.

Tissue to be restored with wax must be firm and dry because Select one: a. wax will not easily adhere to moist surfaces. b. the presence of moisture will change the color of the wax. c. the area will receive cosmetics better. d. this causes less edema.

a. wax will not easily adhere to moist surfaces.

The firmest wax proposed for feature restoration and the deep filling of large cavities is known as Select one: a. wound filler wax. b. surface restorer wax. c. derma-surgery wax. d. lip wax.

a. wound filler wax.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended method of attachment and support for a restored ear? Select one: a. The basket weave suture b. Cotton and liquid sealer c. A bent wire armature d. The loop stitch

b. Cotton and liquid sealer

_____________________ requires a minimum of effort, skill, and time to complete. Select one: a. Medial restoration b. Minor restoration c. Major restoration d. Lateral restoration

b. Minor restoration

Which of the following is NOT an anatomical guide for locating and positioning a restored ear on the side of the head? Select one: a. The mandibular fossa b. The coronoid process c. The external auditory meatus d. The origin of the zygomatic arch

b. The coronoid process

Which of the following is a soft wax used for surface restorations? Select one: a. Restorative wax b. Wound filler wax c. Surface restorer wax d. Derma-surgery wax

c. Surface restorer wax

The protruding ridge of the nose that extends from the root of the nose to the protruding lobe is the Select one: a. helix. b. arch of the wing. c. dorsum. d. bridge.

c. dorsum.

After embalming, tissues to be restored should be Select one: a. dry but spongy or rubbery in consistency b. slightly damp and semi-flexible in texture c. firm and dry. d. slightly dampened but firm

c. firm and dry.

The outer rim of the ear is known as the Select one: a. crus. b. scapha. c. helix. d. antihelix.

c. helix.

The wings of the nose are known as the Select one: a. sides. b. protruding lobes. c. lateral lobes. d. anterior nares.

c. lateral lobes.

A quality restorative wax should Select one: a. duplicate the smooth non-textured surface of natural skin. b. not mix intimately with cosmetics. c. not be affected by the presence of embalming chemicals. d. resist surface applications of most cream or powder cosmetics.

c. not be affected by the presence of embalming chemicals.

The vertical groove found on the central plane of the upper integumentary lip is know as the Select one: a. angulus oris eminence. b. nasolabial fold. c. philtrum. d. nasal sulcus.

c. philtrum.

The slit formed by contact of the free margins of the mucous membranes is Select one: a. the angulus oris eminence. b. the weather line. c. the line of mouth closure. d. the labiomental sulcus.

c. the line of mouth closure.

What is the ideal time interval between embalming and initiation of a wax restoration? Select one: a. 12 to 24 hours b. 1 to 2 hours c. 4 to 5 hours d. 8 to 10 hours

d. 8 to 10 hours

What term means the lack of balance or proportion. Select one: a. Projection b. Medial c. Symmetry d. Asymmetry

d. Asymmetry

Which of the following substances, when added in progressive quantities, to a restorative wax will soften wax consistency? Select one: a. Drying powder b. Pigment powder c. Starch d. Cream cosmetic

d. Cream cosmetic

____________________ involves a longer period of time and requires extensive skill. Select one: a. Minor restoration b. Distal restoration c. Proximal restoration d. Major restoration

d. Major restoration

Which of the following is NOT a method of reproducing pores? Select one: a. Coarse-textured paper hand towel b. Stippling with a brush c. Lintless and damp gauze d. Moist ligature

d. Moist ligature

The support or framework used in restorative treatments is called Select one: a. an eminence. b. an aperture. c. an apparatus. d. an armature.

d. an armature.

The most inferior part of the nose is known as the Select one: a. tip of the nose. b. nasal spine of the maxilla. c. protruding lobe. d. columna nasi.

d. columna nasi.

Undercutting an excision helps to Select one: a. prevent dehydration. b. stop further spread of discoloration. c. prevent leakage. d. hold wax in place.

d. hold wax in place.