quiz 11 Flashcards

1
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What does ANV stand for

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from medial to lateral: artery, nerve, vein

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2
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Direct heart drainage

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  • a historic method first practiced when embalming was done at the residence of the deceased
  • piercing the right side of the heart with a trocar and guiding the tip fo the instrument directly into the right atrium
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3
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Facial artery

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one of the 8 branches of the external carotid artery, usually reserved for injection of the facial tissues when the common carotid artery is either damaged or unavailable

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4
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Inferior vena cava

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largest vein in the body

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5
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Lumen

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the opening/inside space of the vessel

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6
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Most common incision methods

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transverse and diagonal

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7
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Multipoint injection

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vascular injection that utilizes two or more injection sites

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8
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Nerves

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solid structures lacking the lumen present in both arteries and veins, they have a silvery white appearance

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9
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One point injection

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injection and drainage from one location

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10
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Right atrium of the heart

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  • center for venous drainage in a dead human body
  • direct drainage from here is recommended for infectious cases to eliminate contact with blood and bodily fluids
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11
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Sectional embalming

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  • also called vascular
  • embalming of a body area or region by the injection of an embalming solution into an artery that in life supplied blood to that particular body region
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12
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Six point injection

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  • multipoint injection in teh autopsied or unautopsied body in which six areas of the body are separately injected
  • L and R common carotid, femoral, and axillary
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13
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Split injection

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injection from one site and drainage from a separate site

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14
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Strap line incision

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incision made approximately 2 inches lateral to the base of the neck on the line where the strap of the undergarments crosses the shoulder

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15
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Vasa vasorum

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  • means vessels on vessels
  • tiny blood vessels that supply the large vessel walls with nutrients
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16
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Common arteries

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the common carotid arteries, both left and right, and the femoral arteries are the most ___ to use for injection

17
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Common veins

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the internal jugular vein and femoral vein are the most ___ for drainage

18
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Accessibility

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Disease

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Gender

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Infants

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Other factors

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Religion

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24
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Weight

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