Embalming II

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Closing the trocar opening can be accomplished best by (select all that apply)

reverse suture

a trocar button

purse-string suture

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The heart and lungs are located in the

thorax

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Cranial purge is (select all that apply)

rare

generally a liquid or semisolid purge as a result of damage to the temporal bone

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The trocar can

Frequently clog

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Aspiration with a trocar must be orderly and include fanning in

3 levels of depth

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Drainage is the combination of (select all that apply)

blood

arterial solution

lymphatic fluids

interstitial fluids

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An autopsy aspirator

has large sized openings at the working end of the instrument

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The center(s) of arterial distribution is/are (select all that apply)

ascending aorta

the arch of the aorta

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Until the modern era of embalming, most treatment of the viscera included evisceration of thoracic, abdominal and cranial areas

true

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Large solutes that are dissolved in a solution are called

colloids

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The largest glandular organ in the body is the large intestine

false

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The arch of the aorta is the continuation of the

ascending aorta which begins at the left ventricle

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All material is removed from the hollow viscera during aspiration

false

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It is not necessary to inject embalming solution under pressure

false

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Cranial treatment for infants includes

use of large hypodermic needle

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Rigor mortis cannot be mistaken for firming of the tissues by the arterial solution

false

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The stomach does not change it's position and orientation

false

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Cavity treatment can include (select all that apply)

limited treatment of abdominal cavity when ascites and/or gas is removed

limited treatment of the thorax when subcutaneous emphysema is present

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Microorganisms can be transferred from one body to another through an improperly cleaned trocar

false

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As solution passes through the capillaries, it draws tissue fluid into the drainage causing dehydration

true

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The vascular system is a closed system

false

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Embalming solution that passes through the walls of the capillaries and embalms the cells is called the

retained arterial solution

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Vascular and cavity embalming is a unified process with 4 functions

false

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Embalming a body zero vascular resistance will provide a well embalmed body

false

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The four functions of arterial embalming are (in order)

delivery, distribution, diffusion and drainage

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This portion of the intestinal system marks the beginning of the large intestine

the cecum

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Osmosis is an active transport system

false

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Injection pressure is the amount of pressure produced by an injection device to overcome resistance

true

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If the embalming solution is too weak/dilute, the solution will rapidly pass through the capillaries

true

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Reaspiration or reinjecting should not be performed

false

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All material is removed from the hollow viscera during aspiration

false

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Extravascular resistance examples include (select all that apply)

ascites and hydrothorax

rigor mortis

gas in the cavities

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Swelling of tissues in a body that has been dead a long time occurs because

the decomposed capillary walls can no longer hold arterial solution

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When injecting, the aortic semilunar valve and/or the bicuspid valve (select all that apply)

need to be closed for the arteries to fill with embalming solution

are both open, solution will flow to the lungs and can cause lung purge

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When the limbs are exercised to break up rigor, many capillaries may be torn

true

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Cavity embalming is a

two step process

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Vascular and cavity embalming is a unified process with 4 functions

false

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Stroma is

comprised of blood vessels, connective tissue, ducts and nerves

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The sigmoid colon is freely movable, suspended by the sigmoid mesocolon

true

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Intravascular resistance can occur when (select all that apply)

there is a blockage by blood, antemortem emboli/thrombi, and postmortem coagula

narrowing of the lumen by arteriosclerosis

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In the 9 region method of mapping the abdominopelvic region utilizes

2 vertical lines upward from a point between superior iliac spine & symphysis pubis

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There is no occasion when cavity treatment is not employed

false

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Aspiration can be achieved using a/an (select all that apply)

electric aspirator

air pressure machine

hydro aspirator

hand pump

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One of the most important transport systems in a dead body is

pressure filtration