Renal Failure

Question 1

The shallow color of the skin results from

Answer 1

Urochrome buildup

Question 2

Scratch marks on the extremities

Answer 2

Uremic pruritus

Question 3

Urea and ammonia can be detected by their

Answer 3

Odor

Question 4

The retention of sodium by the kidneys leads to increased retention of water

Answer 4

Edema

Question 5

Blood in the gastrointestinal tract and purging

Answer 5

Gastrointestinal bleeding

Question 6

Renal failure has a faster _____ rate

Answer 6

Decomposition

Question 7

____ arterial fluids are needed to treat bodies affected by renal failure

Answer 7

Stronger

Question 8

Because the circulation is impaired and tissue can easily swell ___ fluid should be avoided.

Answer 8

Preinjection

Question 9

The two ways you can inject arterial solution is…..

Answer 9

Using one strength throughout the embalming process.

Use average solution in the beginning and then increase the strength gradually until the tissue firmness is obtained.

Question 10

If the tissue is unable to be sturated with strong preservative arterial solution the body will soften within a few hours and result in the body _____

Answer 10

Developing blebs, desquamation, discoloration, and signs of decomposition within a few days.

Question 11

A minimum of __ bottle of concentrated cavity fluid to each cavity.

Answer 11

1

Question 12

Bodies should be immediately ____after arterial injection

Answer 12

Aspirated

Question 13

Certain areas often do not receive sufficient arterial solution if they are pressing against an embalming table.

Answer 13

Pressure point areas