Cavity Treatment and Vessel Raising Flashcards

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1
Q

Why is cavity treatment necessary?

A

To stop the decomposition of non-disinfected matter, purge, odors, and an acceleration of putrefactive changes in the body

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Which area are you hitting by following these directions: direct the trocar point toward a point one-fourth of the distance from the right anterior-superior iliac spine to the pubic symphysis; keep point of trocar well up near abdominal wall until within four inches of right anterior-superior iliac spine; then dip point two inches and insert it forward into colon.

A

Cecum

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What kind of cut should be made through the skin to access the superficial fascia?

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Shallow

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4
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Which of the following is NOT a material to be aspirated?

A

Solids

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5
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Cavity treatment helps fulfil which embalming objective?

A

Disinfection and Preservation

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6
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You have a lower chance of nicking a superficial vein if you use the scalpel to penetrate deep into the fascia.

A

False

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Longer pieces of ligature allow for easier organization during the injection.

A

True

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Name the Upper Row of the nine region plan from right to left:

A

Right hypochondriac, epigastric, left hypochondriac

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Your trocar guide will always have a reference of what?

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Two inches to the left and two inches superior to the umbilicus

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An embalmer should always be mindful of the deceased person’s potential attire when considering where to cut.

A

True

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Name the Lower Row of the nine region plan from right to left:

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Right iliac, hypogastric, left iliac

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12
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Anatomical guides you use to locate vessels?

A

a. Medial and posterior to the SCM
b. Medial to sartorius m.
c. Lateral to the tendon of flexor carpi radialis m.

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Removing as much fascia as possible without damaging the vessels will make ligation easier.

A

True

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14
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You must RESIST the urge to use a scalpel as a blunt dissection instrument.

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True

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15
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Ligature is made out of what of the following?

A

a. Waxed-Cotton
b. Waxed-Nylon
c. Non waxed- Cotton

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16
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Longer pieces of ligature provide less leverage for tightening around vessels at the conclusion of injection.

17
Q

Conditions necessitating cranial cavity treatment

A

a. Diseases of the brain
b. Cerebral hemorrhage
c. Gas within the cranium

18
Q

Two systems are used for designating portions of the abdomen, they are the:

A

4 and 9 region plan

19
Q

What is the most commonly utilized method of incision to open a vessel?

20
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Name the Middle Row of the nine region plan from right to left:

A

Right lateral lumbar, umbilical, left lateral lumbar

21
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The separation and pushing aside of the superficial fascia surrounding blood vessels is the definition of what?

A

Blunt dissection

22
Q

The industry standard for ligature is a ____ twist.

23
Q

Which technique for instrument usage does NOT give the embalmer the ability to place tension on tissues to aid in blunt dissection?

A

Aneurysm needle and hook

24
Q

On a heavily-bearded man, in order to access the facial artery, you should completely shave the beard.

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Methods employed to incise
a. Bone separator b. Groove-handle of an instrument c. Scissors
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Methods of incision
a. Transverse b. Diagonal c. "T" incision d. Double "T" e. Wedge
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Always secure the line from embalming machine. Use hose holder to keep it level and off the floor.
True
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Theories of when cavity embalming should happen
a. Immediately after vascular injection to prevent gas formation and putrefication changes b. An hour after vascular injection to allow arterial injection to take effect c. A combination of the two
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Which area are you hitting by following these directions: direct trocar point toward the intersection of the fifth intercostal space and the left mid-axillary line; continue until the trocar enters the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Stomach
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Which area are you hitting by following these directions: direct trocar to intersection of median line and pubic bone, keeping it well up toward abdominal wall until it touches the bone; then withdraw about one-half inch, dip point slightly and enter into \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Bladder
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Which area are you hitting by following these directions: direct trocar point along a line from the left anterior superior iliac spine to the lobe of the right ear; keep point up against cavity wall until it has pierced diaphragm, then dip it downward and enter into the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Right side of heart
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Where should you enter the cranial cavity to aspirate?
Through the cribiform plate of the ethmoid bone
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Materials to be aspirated
* Gases * Fluids * Semi solids
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Conditions necessitating respiration
* Blood infection * Advanced decomp * Ascites * Pulmonary infections * Infectious diseases of abdominal organs and tissues * Obese cases * When gas formation causes abdominal distention or purge after embalming * Prior to shipping * Drowning
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What to do about purge prior to embalming
* Apply massage cream over lips, cheeks and neck * Reduce gas pressures in abdomen by careful insertion of trocar