Intro.

Question 1

care of deceased to recreate natural from and color

Answer 1

restorative art

Question 2

refers to shape of a surface structure which is recognized by its outline and surface movement

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form

Question 3

refers to those rays of light reflected from the surface

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color

Question 4

color determined by

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spectral composition, highlights, and shadows

Question 5

external features:

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cosmetics

Question 6

internal features:

Answer 6

active dye in embalming chemical

Question 7

setting features; suturing clean cuts, skin flaps, positioning skin, muscle features, etc.; resetting fractures; support surface tissues; minor buck teeth issues

Answer 7

pre-embalming treatments

Question 8

internal(active) dye; maintaining feature corrections/alignments; limiting swelling

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concurrent embalming treatments

Question 9

remove scabs; excise diseased/mutilated tissue; suture incisions/lacerations; reduce swelling; deep wound preparation and waxing; bleaching; masking discolorations; external coloring and cosmetics; correct buck teeth; attach dismembered parts; hair replacement

Answer 9

post embalming treatments

Question 10

study of structures and surface markings of the face and features

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physiognomy

Question 11

lack of symmetry; differences in paired features

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asymmetrical

Question 12

the most common characteristic of each part of a feature/face

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norm

Question 13

antrhopoligical classifications

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european, asiastic, african

Question 14

first people to practice and type of restorative art

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egyptians

Question 15

practice of reading faces in china; plato and aristotle all wrote about the subject of facial meaning

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chinese and mediterrenean

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low priority; little effort to restore

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middle ages to 19th century

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restoration began at the end of civil war

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civil war era

Question 18

done on own initiative; no instruction, cosmetics or instruments; trial and error

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pioneers

Question 19

calcium sulfate; white powdery substane which forms a quick setting paste when mixed with water

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plaster of paris

Question 20

too dark and oily to mix with cosmetics

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clay and putty

Question 21

manufacturers produced a practical substance, influence of mortuary schools in 1920s

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waxes

Question 22

body erect, feet together, palms facing forward, thumbs away from body

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anatomical position

Question 23

situated or placed in the middle of the body dividing it into right and left halves

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median/sagittal plane

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dividing body into front and back parts

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frontal/coronal plane

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divides body into upper and lower halves

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horizontal/transverse plane

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dissimilarities existing in two sides or halves of an object

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bilateral differences

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boundaries or edges

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margins

Question 28

anterior view

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frontal

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slanting/inclined, neither perpendicular nor horizontal

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oblique

Question 30

apparently solid structure having a square base and four triangular sides which meet at a central point

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pyramid

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recessed; withdrawl from normal position

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recession

Question 32

situated as a depression; concave

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sunken

Question 33

top of head

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vertex

Question 34

requires a long period of time, is extensive/requires technical skill

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major restoration

Question 35

full head of hair; deep wound preparation and care of deep lacerations; repair of multiple fractures; buck teeth; 3rd degree burns; repair missing feature/part

Answer 35

major restoration

Question 36

requires minimum of effort, skill/time to do

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minor restoration

Question 37

tissue building; waxing; bleaching/concealing discolorations; removal of fever blisters; minor hair replacement(eyebrows, eyelashes); reduce swelling(nonsurgical)

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minor restoration