quiz 11 Flashcards

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advanced decomposition

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  • expect a large number of intravascular clots
  • capillary decomposition causes rapid swelling of the tissues
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arteriosclerosis

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  • hardening of the arteries
  • narrowed arteries may easily trap arterial coagula
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arteritis

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  • inflammation of an artery
  • artery may weaken and rupture from pressure of injection
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asphyxiation

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  • insufficient oxygen supply
  • if right side of heart is congested it will lead to poor drainage and purging
  • intense livor mortis will be present on the neck and facial tissues
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atheroma

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  • patchy or nodular thickening of the intima of an artery
  • this is an embalming concern because flow of arterial solution may be restricted/occluded
  • arterial coagula may be easily trapped during injection
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burns

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  • damage to tissues because of heat
  • large burns can result in kidney failure, with rentetion of nitrogenous wastes, thus increasing the preservative demand of the tissues
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cerebrovascular accident

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  • stroke caused by a clot or the rupture of a small artery in the brain
  • this is an embalming concern because vasoconstriction may occur reducing the distribution of arterial solution
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clots

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  • arterial clots can block or reduce fluid flow to a body region, may not be removed
  • venous clots may be removed, if can’t swelling and discoloration can result
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congestive heart failure

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  • decreased heart function
  • capillary permeability increases so tissues can easily swell
  • legs and feet
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corrosive

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  • toxic or corrosive chemicals
  • it affects embalming because it may destroy blood vessels causing loss of solution or blood into the gastrointestinal tract
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diabetes

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  • some embalming concerns
  • poor peripheral circulation reduce distribution
  • grangrene areas need surface/hypo embalming
  • dehydration frequent
  • breakdown of protein cause poor firming of tissue
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emboli

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  • detached blood clot
  • affects embalming by blockage of small arteries interrupting solution distribution
  • venous emboli can block drainage
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extracerebral clot

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  • appear in the carotid artery
  • is an embalming concern because can occlude the artery, impossible for solution to reach side of face
  • can’t use carotid for injection
  • vasoconstriction from stroke can reduce solution distribution
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febrile disease

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  • condition with elevation of body temp
  • challenges are decomp might speed
  • dehydration
  • blood coagulates causing congestion
  • distribution/drainage hard to establish
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dry and moist gangrene

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needs surface and hypodermic treatment

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16
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hanging

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  • asphyxiation resulting from exertion of pressure against the large vessels of the neck
17
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hemorrhage

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  • little drainage
  • minimal livor mortis
  • if results of a ruptured artery arterial solution may be lost to body cavities
  • multisite injection used
18
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ischemia

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  • lack of blood supply to an area, frequently resulting in tissue necrosis
19
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leukemia

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  • cancer of the tissues that form white blood cells
  • purpura can be observed over the thorax, arms, and abdomen
  • edema
  • circulation and drainage difficult
20
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pneumonia

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  • acute inflammation of the lungs
  • fever speeds the onset of rigor and decomp
  • congestion may lead to hydrothorax
  • distension of the neck occurs
21
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shock

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  • sudden vital depression, reduced blood return to the heart
  • vasodilation -> swelling
22
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syphilis

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  • spirochete name is treponema pallidum
23
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tuberculosis

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  • infection of the lungs
  • lungs may have cavitation
  • causing capillaries to rupture
    loss of arterial solution to purge
  • dehydration and emaciation
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tumors

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  • pressure may be exerted on the outside of an artery or vein
  • distribution and drainage may be difficult
25
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vasoconstriction

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  • narrowing of a blood vessel