Tissue Builder

Question 1

A substance used to elevate sunken tissues to normal levels

Answer 1

Tissue Builder

Question 2

Is Tissue Builder injected before or after arterial injection?

Answer 2

After

Question 3

What are the places to focus on while tissue building?

Answer 3

Temples
Cheek Bones
Lips
Under the Mandible

Question 4

What is the correct position of hands in the casket?

Answer 4

Left over right for the wedding ring to show

Question 5

What are the three main types of tissue builders?

Answer 5

Regular tissue builder
Massage Cream
Firming tissue builder

Question 6

The larger the gauge??

Answer 6

The smaller the needle

Question 7

The smaller the gauge??

Answer 7

The larger the needle

Question 8

Will cutting out the tissue builder help the lip?

Answer 8

No

Question 9

What are the purposes of firming tissue builder?

Answer 9

Restore the natural contours
Offer some amount of preservation
Prevent leaks from small intravenous openings

Question 10

What is in tissue builder?

Answer 10

Methyl Alcohol
Nitrocellulose aka Cellulose Nitrate
Formaldehyde (Only in Firming)

Question 11

What is tissue builders solvent?

Answer 11

Methyl Alcohol
aka Methanol
aka Wood Alcohol

Question 12

Chemicals added to embalming fluid to deal with greatly varying demands?

Answer 12

Modifying Agent

Question 13

Action Level of Formaldehyde?

Answer 13

.5 ppm per 8 hours

Question 14

Permissible Exposure Limit of Formaldehyde?

Answer 14

.75 ppm per 8 hours

Question 15

Short Term Exposure Limit

Answer 15

.5, 15 minutes, 4 times a day

Question 16

What is the PEL for phenol?

Answer 16

5 PPM

Question 17

Mechanical systems and devices engineered into architecture of a building

Answer 17

Engineering Controls

Question 18

Is the sharps container an Engineering Control?

Answer 18

Yes

Question 19

Controls that reduce the likelihood of exposure by altering the manner in which a task is performed

Answer 19

Work Practice Control

Question 20

What is a SDS Sheet ?

Answer 20

A sheet that shows when a hazardous product is used

Question 21

How many SDS sheets should there be?

Answer 21

2, one in the office and the other in the prep room

Question 22

Severe infectious bloodborne virus

Answer 22

Hepatitis B Virus

Question 23

Spread by contaminated blood or body fluids

Answer 23

Hepatitis C Virus

Question 24

A bloodborne virus that can only exist in combo with Hep B

Answer 24

Hepatitis D Virus

Question 25

Contaminated water and human waste virus

Answer 25

Hepatitis E Virus

Question 26

A bloodborne virus

Answer 26

Hepatitis G Virus

Question 27

The anterior fold of the cheek which descends laterally along the upper lip from the wing of the nose

Answer 27

Nasolabial Fold

Question 28

The vertical groove located medially on the superior lip

Answer 28

Philtrum

Question 29

Chemical added to the embalming fluid to deal with varying demands

Answer 29

Modifying Agent