Module 9 Vocab

Question 1

Injection and drainage from a single point

Answer 1

One (single) point injection

Question 2

Injection from one site, drainage from another

Answer 2

Split injection

Question 3

• Two or more arteries
• Used when there is a lack of distribution
• Drainage can also come from multiple sites

Answer 3

Multipoint injection

Question 4

• Purpose if for head to injected separately with different fluid mix
• Both Common carotids are raised
• Drainage through the right jugular vein
• Isolates the head from the rest of the body

Answer 4

Restricted Cervical

Question 5

• Makes use of restricted cervical
• Early decomp
• Facial trauma
• Facial tissues need to be dry and firm for RA treatments
• Reembalming of the face

Answer 5

Instant Tissue Fixation

Question 6

• Solution is never injected while drainage is being taken
• 1 or 2 quarts of fluid is injected
• Vein is opened and allowed to drain until it stops
• Process is repeated until arterial injection is complete
• More uniform pressure
• Better distribution
• Diffusion is enhanced
• Can cause distention

Answer 6

Alternate drainage

Question 7

• Injection and drainage take place at the same time
• Less pressure
• More solution lost
• Can be dehydrating
• Good for edema

Answer 7

Concurrent drainage

Question 8

• Injection is continuous
• Drainage is shut off and opened in intervals
• Less time consuming than alternating
• Good for colloidals such as humectants and restorative fluids
• Encourages fluid distribution
• Reduces loss of embalming solution

Answer 8

Intermittent drainage