Embalming Review (pt.2)
This term applies to the spider-web appearance of veins
marbling
The injection of arterial solution at more than one location is referred to as
multi-point injection
Where is the common carotid artery located?
neck
when is restricted cervical injection recommended
normal un-autopsied bodies
heat, liver, kidney
organs
The following are liquids or gels that help treat skin slips, gangrene, and surface ulcerations
pack applications
Which of the following are complications of long term storage in body bag or pouch
rapid hemolysis, intense livor mortis, false firmness due to frozen fatty tissues, rapid distension of organs during injection, possible skin slip
The speed at which the embalming solution enters the body is called
rate of flow
which of the following is not an intrinsic factor in case analysis
refrigeration
Of the choices below, the best type of injection style for bodies with a long delay between death and embalming would be
restricted cervical injection would be best
An embalming instrument used to spread incisions and give more working room is a
retractor
If the body has been mutilated, which of the following procedures is recommended
sectional embalming
When injected a normal body with no complicated conditions, the first gallon should be injected
slowly
refrigeration ______ the decomposition process
slows
You should use a minimum of how many bottles of cavity fluid per major cavity in a long-term stored body.
1
If human remains are not placed in the refrigerator how long does the technician have to harvest tissue?
15
If the remains are refrigerated how long does the technician have to harvest the tissue.
24
Tissue is defined as
A collection of similar cells and the intercellular substances surrounding them.
Hospitals that receive funding from medicare/medicare are required to do what?
Ask for tissue/organ donation
If you are using restricted cervical injection on the delayed embalming case, you may aspirate bodies at what time to prevent purge
Before the features are set and the head/facial tissue is embalmed
an embalming chemical which affects the stabilization of the acid-base balance within embalming solutions and in the embalmed tissues is a(n)
Buffer
carbon monoxide poisoning results in a ________ discoloration
Cherry red
What does the term "complete autopsy" mean?
Cranial and trunk cavities are opened and viscera removed
If the head was elevated during long term storage, which of the following could be encountered in the facial tissues?
Dehydration
the primary responsibility to restore human remains following donation falls to
the donation technician
The examination by a pathologist of only the contents of the chest cavity
thoracic autopsy
Postmortem changes begin when?
time of death
bone, skin, eye tissue
tissues
__________ is synonymous with arterial embalming
vascular embalming
You should run warm water over the frozen body to help thaw it as quickly as possible, true or false?
False
Cavity aspiration should take place ________
Immediately after arterial injection
Locating an artery in the area of donation typically falls into the category of which of the following?
Internal access
Which of the following are incisions used for organ donation?
Midline incision from base of neck to umbilicus, midline incision from base of sternum to pubic bone, midline incision from base of neck to pubic bone, T incision
Which of the following requires the person to be alive at the time of harvesting?
Organ donation
Which of these is the solid state of formaldehyde
Paraformaldehyde
When there are no postmortem invasive procedures, which of the following incisions is often used for spine donation retrieval?
Posterior incision
Which of the following is most likely harvested after the deceased has passed away
Tissue donation
When a cornea has been donated, you may have to aspirate fluids out of the eye prior to arterial injection. True or false?
True
it is recommended that fluid dye be used to trace distribution of arterial solution in bodies that have delays in between death and embalming, true or false?
True
the term "proximal humerus" refers to the humeral head and upper portion of bone. true or false?
True
The act that allows a person over the age of 18 or their legal representative/next of kin to authorize the donation of their body or parts of is referred to as
Uniform anatomical gift act
a piece of embalming equipment designed to eliminate the physical strain of moving caskets and bodies by hand is
a body lift
What type of autopsy consists of the examination of the gastrointestinal tract below the diaphragm?
abdominal
An important factor to consider in case analysis is
all of these
any surface structure, prominence, or surface used in establishing the location of an adjacent structure or prominence is a
anatomical guide
When an autopsy has taken place or other organs have been donated, which of the following donation incisions would more than likely be used for spinal retrieval?
anterior incision
The mixture of embalming fluid and water which is used in arterial injections is
arterial solution
Which of the following areas is skin often taken from during donation?
back, back of upper leg, back of lower leg
after rigor, pH of the tissues is
basic
Those pre-embalming considerations given to the case at hand are called
case analysis
Of the following which is not a complication of long term refrigeration of a body in a pouch or body bag?
deceased coagula in the vascular system.
once broken, rigor...
does not return
The process of chemically treating the dead human body to reduce the presence and growth of microorganisms, retard organic decomposition, and restore an acceptable physical appearance is
embalming
Raising vessels from the surface of the body falls into which category?
external access
after the passage of rigor preservative demand is
greatly increased
What embalming tool can be used to clamp a leaking vessel?
hemostat
Which of these is not a sign of decomposition?
hypostasis of the blood
