mod 3

Question 1

Pressure Machines

Answer 1

motorized injector used to create positive pressure as required in vascular embalming

Question 2

Hydroaspirator

Answer 2

a suction device that uses water pressure to create a vacuum for removing liquid material from the body

Question 3

Electric Aspirator

Answer 3

an electrical suction device that creates a vacuum to remove liquid materials from the body

Question 4

Gravity Injector

Answer 4

creating injection pressure that has a gravity bottle with tubing attached that hangs above the point of injection gravity produces 0.43 lbs of pressure per foot of height

Question 5

Hand Pump

Answer 5

hand operated pump used to create pressure for embalming purposes and aspiration

Question 6

Bulb Syringe

Answer 6

creating injection pressure with a bulb-type syringe and rubber tubing

Question 7

Electric Spatula

Answer 7

used to reduce swelling by application of heat; dries moist tissue and smooths out facial wrinkles

Question 8

Body Lifts

Answer 8

designed to eliminate the physical strain of moving caskets and bodies by an

Question 9

Sterilizers

Answer 9

Dry Heat: cleaning with burning flame baking at 320 degrees F Moist Heat effective at 250 degrees F/ 121 degrees C Chemical sterilizer disinfectant spray

Question 10

Positioning Device

Answer 10

equipment for properly positioning bodies on the embalming table

Question 11

Embalming Tables

Answer 11

where human remains are placed for the embalming procedure

Question 12

Dressing Tables

Answer 12

designed specifically for the dressing of the deceased

Question 13

Refrigeration

Answer 13

used to keep a dead body cool enough to inhibit bacterial activity

Question 14

Sharps Container

Answer 14

Used to dispose of all sharp and pointed objects used during preparation

Question 15

Arterial Tubes

Answer 15

used to inject the arterial solution into the body of the deceased

Question 16

Needle Injector

Answer 16

used to impel specially designed metal pins into bones

Question 17

Scalpel

Answer 17

a two-piece instrument consisting of a handle and a blade used to make incisions and excision

Question 18

Aneurysm Hook

Answer 18

used in raising vessels and for blunt dissection

Question 19

Bistoury Knife

Answer 19

one piece scalpel used for making incisions and excisions

Question 20

Scissors

Answer 20

small used for cutting arteries and veins

Question 21

Groove Director

Answer 21

used to direct drain tubes into troublesome vessels

Question 22

Hemostats

Answer 22

used to clamp vessells

Question 23

Arterial Fixation Forceps

Answer 23

used to hold arterial tubes in arteries

Question 24

Spring Forceps

Answer 24

commonly used for holding cotton swabs, wiping out and disinfecting the eyes, restoration treatment, and closing the eyes

Question 25

Angular Spring Forceps

Answer 25

used for drainage in the internal jugular vein

Question 26

Retractor

Answer 26

used to spread incisions and allow for more working room; used as an aid in eye cap insertion

Question 27

Towel Clamps

Answer 27

spring device used to hold a towel in place

Question 28

Drainage Tubes

Answer 28

used to aid the drainage of blood from the body

Question 29

Suture Needle

Answer 29

autopsy, full curve, half curve, loopuypt’s, used to close cuts and incisions by suturing with ligature

Question 30

Nasal Aspirations

Answer 30

used to aspirate the throat by means of nostrils

Question 31

Autopsy Aspirator

Answer 31

designed to remove fluid from the cavity of an autopsied remain

Question 32

Trocar

Answer 32

long, hollow needle for aspirating the cavities and to inject fluid into those cavities, 3 part handle, barrel, and tip

Question 33

Hypovalve Trocar

Answer 33

used to hypodermically inject embalming fluid into the tissues

Question 34

Vein Expander

Answer 34

an instrument inserted into the vein for insertion of drainage

Question 35

Needle Holder

Answer 35

used to hold suturing needles and keeps them in good condition; used to hold suturing needles while suturing

Question 36

Preserative Embalming Chemicals

Answer 36

chemicals that inactivate saprophytic bacteria, the media on which bacteria thrive, will arrest decomposition by altering enzymes of the body as well as converting decomposable tissues into a form much less susceptible to decomposition

Question 37

Accessory Chemicals

Answer 37

non-preservative chemical in an arterial solution

Question 38

Supplemental Fluid

Answer 38

fluids that are injected for purposes other than preservation or disinfection

Question 39

Sealing Agent

Answer 39

materials used to provide a barrier or seal against any type of leakage of fluid or blood

Question 40

Cotton

Answer 40

used to set facial features by putting in the nose, eye caps below the eyelids, and mouth former, in the throat to absorb purging fluids

Question 41

Eye Caps

Answer 41

used to close the eyelids and hold them in place

Question 42

Trocar Button

Answer 42

for cavity embalming, a small incision is made near the belly button, and a sharp surgical instrument used for drainage

Question 43

Mouth Former

Answer 43

a plastic, mouth shaped form used when a deceased is lacking teeth or dentures

Question 44

Plastic Goods/ Undergarments

Answer 44

the moisture-proof barrier to the body fluid, purge, and embalming chemicals

Question 45

Ligature

Answer 45

wire sutures used to seal the mouth

Question 46

Calvarium Clamps

Answer 46

a small device used to attach the calvarium following a cranial autopsy