NBE $$$ Science Questions
Addison's disease causes the skin to turn what color A) green B) bronze C) yellow D) cherry-red
B
Before applying restorative wax to an abraded surface, the tissue needs to be treated with A) water B) cauterant C) massage cream D) plaster of paris
B
During a mixing process to match a skin tone from cosmetizing a technician should 1) deposit a bulk color in the mixing area 2) add white if the desired mixture is high in value 3) add yellow if the desired mixture is very low in value 4) add black if the desired mixture is low in value A) 1,2 and 3 only B) 1,2 and 4 only C) 1,3 and 4 only D) 2,3 and 4 only
B
an example of extravascular resistance to fluid distribution would be A) thormbi B) rigor mortis C) blood viscosity D) arterioscerosis
B
during the embalming process which of the following actions might the practitioner take to assist with cosmetizing first degree burns on the face 1) cover with massage cream 2) cover with embalming gel 3) use a warm water compress 4) use a phenol based cauterant A) 1 and 3 only B) 1 and 4 only C) 2 and 3 only D) 2 and 4 only
B
the anatomical guide that lies lateral to the tendon of the flexor carpi ulnaris muscle describes the A) radial artery B) ulnar artery C) radial bone D) ulnar bone
B
to make a wax application match the color of a previously cosmetized face the restorative artist must select a 1) color of wax to match the nude skin 2) bulk color wax and mix in the colored waxes 3) color of wax and apply cosmetic on wax surfaces 4) straw color of wax and mix in cream cosmetics A) 1, 2, 3 only B) 1,2,4 only C) 1,3,4 only D) 2,3,4 only
B
what discoloration can usually be removed by venous drainage A) Algor mortis B) livor mortis C) pigmentary atrophy D) exanthematous discoloration
B
The galea aponeurotica is the tendon of which one of the following muscles A) deltoid B) coracobrachialis C) occipitofrontalis D) sternocleidomastoid
C
What fluid should the practitioner use to embalm a body diagnosed with chronic renal failure A) masking B) bleaching C) low index D) high index
C
What would be considered a major restoration 1) reduction of swelling 2) deep wound repair 3) repair of fractures 4)minimal hair replacement A) 1 and 2 B) 1 and 4 C) 2 and 3 D) 3 and 4
C
When embalming an autopsied body which of the following arteries should the practitioner use to obtain the most complete fluid distribution to the extremities A) ulna B) brachial C) subclavian D) common carotid
C
in which facial injury is the skin broken A) hematoma B) ecchymosis C) compound fracture D) depressed fracture
C
the arch of the aorta has how many branches A) one B) two C) three D) four
C
the determinative pigment in all races is A) bilirubin B) carotene C) melanin D) hemoglobin
C
when embalming an autopsied body which of the following arteries should the practitioner use to obtain the most complete fluid distribution to the upper extremities A) ulna B) brachial C) subclavian D) common carotid
C
where is the common carotid artery located A) axilla B) adductor canal C) anterior cervical triangle D) posterior cervical triangle
C
which of the following is characteristic of a jaundice fluid A) no bleach content B) no counter staining C) low formaldehyde content D) high formaldehyde content
C
viruses are unaffected by the action of A) antibodies B) antibiotics C) phagocytes D) interferon
b
what branch of the aortic arch provides the blood supply to the right upper extremities A) left subclavian B) brachiocephalic C) right subclavian D) right common carotid
b
A deceased was found at home after several days in the summertime head. After returning to the funeral home what would be your first task with the deceased A) place in a container B) undress C) bath D) thoroughly disinfect
D
A decedent is to be embalmed, viewed and shipped from the United States to a tropical country. The length of time between death and final disposition will be 6 weeks with viewing both in the United States and abroad. Which of the following must the shipping practitioner do 1) inject paraformaldehyde hypodermically 2) use liberal amount of message cream 3) ensure the body is in a hermetically sealed case 4) use a moderate-strength arterial solution A) 1 and 2 only B) 1 and 3 only C) 2 and 4 only D) 3 and 4 only
D
A device that uses water pressure to produce a vacuum for removal of fluids and gas in the visceral cavities is a A) trocar B) cannula C) bulb syringe D) hydrospirator
D
Injection of arterial fluid while maintaining an open drain tube is A) alternate B) intermittent C) primary D) concurrent
D
The concave profile of the nose is also referred to as A) Roman B) Grecian C) aquiline D) infantine
D
a intermediate hue is A) a mixture of two primary hues B) a mixture of three primary hues C) the product of mixing four tertlary hues D) a mixture of primary hue and an adjacent secondary
D
fingerprint ink is best removed with A) iodine B) gasoline C) humectant fluid D) warm soap and water
D
more water can be removed from tissues with embalming fluids that are A) surfactants B) anticoagulants C) hypotonic solutions D) hypertonic solutions
D
prior to casketing a body the certain personal items be placed either in the casket or on the deceased. Before closing the casket you should A) leave the items as instructed by a friend B) leave the items as instructed in the will C) remove and keep the items for yourself D) remove the items as instructed and document
D
what is the final and positive sign of death A) Algor mortis B) cadaveric lividity D) generalized decomposition
D
what would be considered potentially hazardous in the preparation room A) plastic B) glycogen C) lactose D) ammonia
D
when embalming severely dehydrated remains, the embalmer should use A) more ester B) less phenol C) less humectant D) more humectant
D
making an incision on the surface of the forearm from the center of the antecubital fossa to the point between the fourth and fifth digit which of the following arteries would be raised A_ ulnar B) radial C) axillary D) Brachial
A
what type of container would be used to transport a body that is casketed A) air tray B) combination tray C) cremation tray D) Ziegler Case
A
when would a pacemaker definintely need to be removed A) for cremation B) for embalming C) for entombment D) for body identification
A
what is a requirement of the bloodborne pathogen standard A) the PEL and STEL levels must be documented in the written program B) the written exposure plan must be designed to minimize or eliminate employee exposure C) the exposure must be kept in the employers locked office for safekeeping D) the written program must include proper labeling of chemicals used
?
A needle injector is used for this purpose A) mouth closure B) aspiration C) arterial injection D) to close incisions
A
Differential pressure is important to a practitioner because it demonstrates A) rate of flow B) blood vessel pressure C) pressure in the reservoir C) vascular resistance and fluid flow
A
Extravascular blood discolorations include which of the following A) ecchymosis B) hypostasis C) carboxhemoglobin D) capillary congestion
A
What orifice would most likely require packing following the embalming of a patient who died with ulcerative colitis A) anal B) oral C) cardia D) atrioventricular
A
When embalming an individual who died from an acute myocardial infraction which of the following problems may the practitioner encounter A) blood clots B) bloody purge C) excessive swelling D) abdominal distention
A
When posing features the eyelids should A) abut B) overlap C) be slightly open D) close on the weather line
A
When would a pacemaker definitely need to be removed A) for cremation B) for embalming C) for entombment D) for body identification
A
compound fractures should first be treated in which of the following ways A) realign the bones B) suture broken areas C) use cavity compresses D) bind fractures with plaster of paris strips
A
