Restorative Art - PHT 415 Week 1

Which of the following is considered major restoration? 1: Reduction of swelling 2: Deep wound repair 3: Repair of multiple fractures 4: minimal hair replacement A 1 and 2 b 1 and 4 c 2 and 3 d 3 and 4

C. 2 & 3 Deep wound repair and Repair of fractures

Which is not an obligation for proficiency in restorative art

Receiving a gratuity for a job well done

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

Minor buck teeth correction should be done:

before embalming

Suturing clean cuts and holding flaps of skin together is completed:

before embalming

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 skill

Wax restoration of the cheek requires:

major restoration requiring technical skill

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

The definition of Restorative Art

the care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color

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 A 1 and 2 b 1 and 4 c 2 and 3 d 3 and 4

B. 1 & 4 Reduction of swelling and Small hair replacement