Aami Principles Of Embalming 3 Unit 2 Study Guide Questions And Correct Answers

Arterial Injection {Ans: flush out as much of the discoloration as possible with the use of a regular __________.}Jaundice {Ans: this can occur when the main ducts are open and the liver itself is the seat of a toxic, inflammatory or necrotic process.}Help {Ans: with intravascular blood discolorations embalming will ________}Leukemia {Ans: treatment for __________ - large amount of strong solution because of possibility of poor distribution. - start with carotid and jugular, but go to additional vessels if case analysis indicates to assure adequate distribution/diffusion.}Formaldehyde Burn {Ans: this is caused by using a too strong solution}True {Ans: T/F it is possible to turn a intravascular stain into an extravascular stain with too high of a pressure.}Jaundice {Ans: this can occur when there is excessive hemolysis of red blood cells.}Peritonitis {Ans: an inflammation of the peritoneum, the serous membrane that lines part of the abdominal cavity and viscera.}Peritonitis {Ans: treatment of _________ - restricted cervical to inject strong solution downward - preinjection is not advised - use other injection points if necessary, as well as hypodermic injections in areas not reached by arterial solution - thorough aspiration, immediately after injection -