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Embalming Compend Matching Flashcards

1
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Edema in the abdominal cavity.

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Ascites

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2
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Edema in the pleural cavity.

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Hydrothorax

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3
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Edema in the scrotum.

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Hydrocele

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4
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Edema of the brain.

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Hydrocephalus

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5
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Generalized edema.

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Anasarca

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6
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By-products of decomposition.

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Ptomaines

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7
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Rise in body temperature after death.

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Postmortem Caloricity

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8
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Absorption of liquids

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Imbibition

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9
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Decomposition of carbohydrates

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Fermentation

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10
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Cooling of the body to that of the environment

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Algor Mortis

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11
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Drying of the body tissues

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Dehydration

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12
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Settling of blood to dependent parts of the body

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Hypostasis

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13
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Stiffening of the muscles

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Rigor mortis

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14
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Decomposition of fats

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Lipolysis

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15
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Age

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Intrinsic factor

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16
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Cause and manner of death

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Intrinsic factor

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17
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Environmental temperature

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Extrinsic factor

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18
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Corpulence

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Intrinsic factor

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19
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Access of air

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Extrinsic factor

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20
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Moisture (Atmospheric)

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Extrinsic factor

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21
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Pressure due to earth or clothing

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Extrinsic factor

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22
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pH of 2.0

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Acid pH

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23
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pH of 7.0

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Neutral pH

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24
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pH of 7.4

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pH of Living Body

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25
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pH of 12.5

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Basic pH

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26
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Heat test

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Inexpert test for death

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27
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Stethoscope

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Expert test for death

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28
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Ammonia injection test

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Inexpert test for death

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29
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Ophthalmoscope

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Expert test for death

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30
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Resinous sealer

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Collodion

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31
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Vehicle

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Solvent

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32
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Measure of HCHO content

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Index

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33
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Seals incisions internally

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Dry sealer

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34
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Moisture retainer.

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Humectant

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35
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Cherry red discoloration

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Carbon monoxide poisoning

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36
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Reddish-blue discoloration

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Livor mortis

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37
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Surface discoloration

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Mold

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38
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Bronze discoloration

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Addison’s disease

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39
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Yellow discoloration

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Icterus

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40
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Discoloration due to chemical conversion.

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Formaldehyde gray

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41
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Pinpoint bleeding

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Petechia

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42
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Extravasation under skin

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Ecchymosis

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43
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Pathological discoloration

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Jaundice

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44
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Blood filled swelling

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Hematoma

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45
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Masks odor of formaldehyde

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Deodorant

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46
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Wetting agent

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Surfactant

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47
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Controls acid-base balance

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Buffer

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48
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Dissolves the ingredients of embalming fluid

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Vehicle

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49
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Offsets the effect of dehydration

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Humectant

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50
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Hardening of the arteries

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Arteriosclerosis

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51
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Condition in veins

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Varices

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52
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Endocarditis

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Heart disease

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53
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Respiratory disease

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Tuberculosis

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54
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Condition involving escape of blood

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Hemorrhage

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55
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Hypostatic capillary congestion

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Antemortem intravascular blood discoloration

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56
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Icterus

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Antemortem pathological discoloration

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57
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Cadaveric lividity

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Postmortem intravascular blood discoloration

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58
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Petechia

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Antemortem extravascular blood discoloration

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59
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Postmortem stain

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Postmortem extravascular blood discoloration

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60
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High injection pressure will likely rupture damaged vessels in cases of:

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Arteriosclerosis

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61
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Diseases involving fever are termed:

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Febrile

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62
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The embalming of a body part is termed:

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Sectional

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63
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Sclerotic vessels should be ligated with:

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Gauze

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64
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A classification of discolorations according to occurrence.

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Postmortem

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65
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Injection and aspiration

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Hand pump

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66
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Creates a vaccum

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Hydroaspirator

67
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One-half pound pressure for each foot of elevation above the body.

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Gravity percolator

68
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For injection

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Pressure machine

69
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For reducing swollen tissue

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Electric spatula

70
Q

For supporting vessels above the incision.

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Separator

71
Q

A method of mouth closure

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Needle injector

72
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Used to cut off fluid supply

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Stopcock

73
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For blunt dissection

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Aneurysm needle

74
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For clamping vessels

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Hemostat

75
Q

For aspirating the nose and throat.

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Nasal tube aspirator

76
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Cannulae

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Arterial tube

77
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For making incisions

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Scalpel

78
Q

For draining blood

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Vein tube

79
Q

For aspiration and injection of body cavities

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Trocar

80
Q

For use when dentures are missing

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Mouth formers

81
Q

To cover the closed incision

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Sealer

82
Q

To close trocar puncture

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Trocar buttons

83
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To retain contour of the eyelid

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Eye caps

84
Q

Used in mouth closure

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Injector needles

85
Q

A method of mouth closure

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Musculature suture

86
Q

Realign teeth

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Prognathism

87
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Helps prevent dehydration

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Lanolin cream

88
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Helps keeps lids closed

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Wet cotton strips

89
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Sunken eyes

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Hypodermic tissue builder

90
Q

Medial border of the psoas major muscle

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External iliac artery

91
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Lateral to the tendon of the flexor carpi radialis muscle

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Radial artery

92
Q

Along the medial border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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Common carotid artery

93
Q

Through the center of the femoral triangle

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Femoral artery

94
Q

Behind the medial border of the coracobrachialis muscle

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Axillary artery

95
Q

Through the center of the popliteal space parallel to the long axis of the lower extremity.

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Popliteal artery

96
Q

Midway between the medial malleolus and the calcaneus tendon.

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Posterior tibial artery

97
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Lateral to the tendon of the flexor carpi ulnaris muscle.

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Ulnar artery

98
Q

From the lateral border of the patella to the anterior surface of the ankle joint.

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Anterior tibial artery

99
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Posterior to the medial border of the belly of the biceps brachii muscle.

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Brachial artery

100
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From the center of the base of the axillary space to the center of the forearm just below the bend of the elbow.

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Brachial artery

101
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Through the center of the base of the axillary space parallel to the long axis of the upper extremity when abducted.

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Axillary artery

102
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From the sternoclavicular articulation to the anterior surface of the lobe of the ear.

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Common carotid artery

103
Q

From the center of the inguinal ligament to a center point on the medial condyle of the femur.

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Femoral artery

104
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From the center of the antecubital fossa to the center of the base of the index finger.

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Radial artery

105
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Originates from the subclavian artery

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Axillary artery

106
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Originates from the axillary artery

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Brachial artery

107
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Originates from the brachiocephalic artery

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Right common carotid artery

108
Q

Originates from the arch of the aorta

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Left common carotid artery

109
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Originates from the external iliac artery

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Femoral artery

110
Q

Terminates just below the antecubital fossa

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Brachial artery

111
Q

Terminates at the upper border of the thyroid cartilage

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Right common carotid artery

112
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Terminates at the lateral border of the first rib

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Subclavian artery

113
Q

Terminates at the opening in the adductor magnus muscle

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Femoral artery

114
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Terminates at the lower border of the tendon of the teres major muscle

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Axillary artery

115
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Compressed gas CO2 or air.

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Air pressure

116
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May have pulsator

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Motorized force pump

117
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May be used for aspiration

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Hand pump

118
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Percolator

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Gravity

119
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Rubber bulb

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Bulb syringe

120
Q

The passage of embalming chemicals from the capillaries into the intercellular spaces.

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Fluid diffusion

121
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The passage of embalming chemicals through the capillary walls because of positive intravascular pressure.

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Pressure filtration

122
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Dilution of already diluted fluids by fluids in the body

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Secondary dilution

123
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That dilution of embalming fluid created by the embalmer

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Primary dilution

124
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The movement of embalming fluid from the point of injection through the blood vascular system

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Fluid distribution

125
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The passage of a solvent through a semipermeable membrane from a dilute to a concentrated solution.

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Osmosis

126
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The solution of weaker concentration which is attracted through a membrane by a stronger concentration

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Hypotonic

127
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The separation of differing substances in solution because of their diffusibility through a semipermeable membrane.

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Dialysis

128
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The solution of greater concentration which is attracted to a weaker concentration through a semipermeable membrane.

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Hypertonic

129
Q

Two solutions of equal concentration.

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Isotonic

130
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Stitch that is made from beneath, up through the skin, and the needle is crossed from side to side with each stitch.

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Baseball stitch

131
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Subcutaneous stitch which requires using a suturing needle on each end of the ligature with the suturing needles being crossed from side to side on each stitch.

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Double Intradermal suture

132
Q

Stitch that is used by passing the ligature through both sides of the incision from the outside with the stitch being locked by looping the ligature.

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Lock Stitch

133
Q

The pattern of this suture is the same as that of the single intradermal suture except that the stitches are made parallel to the lips of the incision.

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Worm Stitch

134
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Suture that is made the same as the single intradermal suture except that the stitch penetrates through the skin.

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Draw Stitch

135
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Hanging

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Separation of the tunics of the carotid artery

136
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Drowning

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Copious purge

137
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Refrigerated cases

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Limited drainage of pale sticky liquid

138
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Leukemia

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Capillary rupturing

139
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Gunshot wounds to the head

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Swelling

140
Q

Discovered capillary circulation

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Malpighi

141
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Father of American embalming

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Holmes

142
Q

Hunters canal

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John Hunter

143
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Father of embalming

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Ruysch

144
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Formaldehyde

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Hofmann

145
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Father of bacteriology

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Leeuwenhoek

146
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Circulation of blood

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William Harvey

147
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Made embalming available to the general public

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Gannal

148
Q

Embalming without evisceration

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Clauderus

149
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Advocated creosote as a disinfectant

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Harlan

150
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Products of decomposition.

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Ptomaines

151
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Abnormal rise in temperature

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Postmortem caloricity

152
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Decomposition of carbohydrates

A

Fermentation

153
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Drying of body tissues

A

Dehydration

154
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Decomposition of fats

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Lipolysis

155
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Caused by hemolysis

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Postmortem stain

156
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Cooling of the body to the environment.

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Algor mortis

157
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Absorption of liquids

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Imbibition

158
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Settling of the blood to the dependent parts of the body

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Hypostasis

159
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Stiffening of the muscles

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Rigor mortis

160
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1st compound to decompose.

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Carbohydrates

161
Q

2nd compound to decompose

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Proteins

162
Q

3rd compound to decompose

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Fats

163
Q

4th compound to decompose

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Hair protein

164
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5th compound to decompose

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Bone

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