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List two differences between Solid (Cellular) Oedema and Pitting (Intercellular) Oedema.

Solid Oedema cannot be removed via injection and doesnt leave indentations when pressed. Pitting Oedema can be removed via injection and does leave indentations when pressed

List five (5) examples that could cause distension prior to the start of the embalming process:

  1. O_____
  2. T_m___
  3. Tr____
  4. Ga_ses
  5. T_s___ G__

Oedema, Tumors, Trauma, Gases, tissue gas

Explain how you would treat a case that has purge coming from the mouth after cavity embalming has been performed.

  1. O___ M____, remove c_____ p___.
  2. R_______te, pay att______ to l___ and t_____.
  3. New c_____ p___ covered with _______ _____, topped _______ _______ _____, insert in throat.
  4. epe_ with another ______ ____, close _____
  5. R_p___ for n______ p___.

Open mouth, remove cotton plug, reaspirate, pay attention to lungs and throat. New cotton plug covered with massage cream, topped incision sealing powder, insert in throat. Repeat with another cotton plug, close mouth. Repeat for nostril plug.

How can you as an embalmer determine if there is a ruptured aorta?

  1. Stated on __
  2. Recent t_______ or a_____________ s______
  3. After i________ towards ___ h____, d__t______ is observed of t______ and a_________ walls.

<p>Stated on DC, recent thoracic or abdominopelvic surgery, after injecting towards heart, distention is observed of thoracic and abdominopelvic walls.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why do you think that supplemental forms of embalming cannot fully replace arterial embalming?

T__s_ forms a_on_ cannot be u_ed to pr_pare the en_ire b_dy.

<p>These forms alone cannot be used to prepare the entire body.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 7 areas where you would apply a preserving gel in an attempt to embalm tissue.

  1. O_b_t_l area in the e_e after en_cu_ation
  2. Walls of c_v__ies and s_rf_ces, cr_n__l cav__y and cal_ari__.
  3. De_____ U____
  4. S_______ that did not recieve sufficient a_____ f____.
  5. B_____ T____.
  6. Vis____
  7. E_______ and P___ M_____ St_____

<p>Orbital area in the eye after enuculation, walls of cavities and surfaces, cranial cavity and calvarium. Decubitis Ulcers, surfaces that did not recieve sufficient arterial fluid. Burned tissue. Viscera, eccymosis and post mortem stain.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 examples that could cause distention AFTER arterial injection.

  1. Exc________ am____ of art___ so______.
  2. P__r ven____ dr______
  3. Exc_____ve mas____ during in_______
  4. Exc___ve_ mac___ p_______
  5. We__ art____ so______, causing wa___ log______.

<p>Excessive amount of arterial solution, poor venous drainage, excessive massage during injection, excessive machine pressure, weak arterial solution, causing water logging.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 characteristics you would look for when purchasing a quality instrument disinfectant/sterilant;

  1. E__ct_ve against a w__e ra_____ of mic__-or________.
  2. Per__m well in the pr_____ of wa____
  3. Non-co______ to me_____ intr______
  4. Non-t_x__ to li____ ti______.
  5. Be f__t ac_ing

<p>Effective against wide range of micro-organisms, perform well in the presence of water, non-corrosive to metal instruments, non-toxic to living tissue, be fast acting.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 6 HOLLOW organs that must be aspirated during cavity treatment and state what materials are aspirated from each organ;

  1. St_____- hy___ch_____ ac__, un__g____d f__d, bl___ and g____.
  2. S___l I__t______- Pa__i____ d________d f___, Und_______ fo___, b____d and g_____.
  3. L_____ Int______- Fec__l m_t______, b____ and g____.
  4. U______ B______- Ur____, Pu_____ ma_____, bl___.
  5. Ga__ B______ - B___
  6. H____ - Bl______

<p>Stomach - hydrochloric acid, undigested food, blood and gases. Small Intestine- Partially digested food, Undigested food, blood and gases. Large Intestine- Fecael matter, blood and gases. Urinary Bladder- urine, pustular material and blood. Gall Bladder- bile. Heart- blood.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 6 SOLID organs that must be treated during cavity treatment

  1. P_n____
  2. Sp____
  3. K______
  4. Br___
  5. Li___
  6. Lu___

<p>Pancreas, spleen, kidney, brain, liver, lungs.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 3 abdominal regions that a healthy liver would occupy;

  1. R____ Hy__c______c region
  2. Ep_____ region
  3. R_____ L_____ region

<p>Right Hypochondriac Region, Epigastric Region, Right Lumbar region</p> Signup and view all the answers

State 3 advantages of DELAYING cavity treatment embalming for sometime after injection has been completed;

  1. Al__ws m_xim__ amount of t____ for a______ s________ to pe_et_____.
  2. P______ the walls of vi______ org___, making it easier to pe___t____.
  3. Allows the hu_______ to give ti_____ more time to f___

<p>Allows maximum amount of time for arterial solution to penetrate, preserve the walls of the viscera organs, making it easier to pierce through, allows the humectant to give the tissues more time to firm</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 reasons to carry out CRANIAL cavity embalming 1, H_d__ce__al__ 2. Me_ing_cc__ D_s____ 3. T__ Ti_____ G__ present in the f___ 4. Bu____ ca___ where a______ in______ is not an option

<p>Hydrocephalus, meningococcus disease, true tissue gas present in the face, burned cases where arterial injection is not an option.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 7 ADVANTAGES for performing cavity embalming immediately following arterial injection

  1. Mi___-o_______s removed immediately before they can m______y.
  2. G__ Pro_______n is reduced with immediate re_oval of mi___-o_______s.
  3. R_l___ sw_____g from the neck and /or f_____ t____s
  4. Bl___ di_________s are removed when bl____ is aspirated from the h____, l____ and v___s
  5. Bact_____ med___ (food) is removed with aspiration of h____w organs and cavities.
  6. S_bs_____t pu____g is eliminated due to the removal of g__ pr_____ng mi___-or______s
  7. Mi___-o_______s cannot tra_sl_____ to another area

<p>Micro-organisms removed immediately before they can multiply. Gas production is reduced with immediate removal of micro-organisms. Relieve swelling from neck and/or facial tissues. Blood discolourations are removed when blood is aspirated from the heart, liver and veins. Bacterial medium (food) is removed with aspiration of hollow organs and cavities. Subsequent purging is eliminated due to the removal of gas producing micro-organisms. Micro-organisms cannot translocate to another area</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 8 reasons (circumstances) whereby you would need to reaspirate and reinject cavity fluid during embalming;

  1. Pos___b___y that vi____ ti___s and cavity content not tho______ly aspirated
  2. G__ es______ng after tr____ bu___n removed
  3. C__ being trans_____ to another f____l cop___y
  4. Fi__l disp_____n is delayed
  5. Ob___e any form of de__________n prior to embalming
  6. The deceased is o_____
  7. Su___y per______d within the th_____ and ab________ ca______s.
  8. When as____s is present

<p>Possibility that visceral tissues and cavity content not thoroughly aspirated. Gas escaping after trocar button removed. Case being transferred to another funeral company. Observe any form of decomposition prior to embalming. The deceased is obese. When ascites is present.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Whats the difference between WET packing and DRY packing of viscera from an autopsied case.

<p>Wet packing is when the bag you soaked the viscera in while embalming is returned to the cavities, with the air in the bag aspirated and end tied off. Dry packing is when each piece of viscera is mixed with autopsy compound or embalming powder and placed back into the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is GREEN jaundice a possible problem that occurs after embalming a jaundice case with a stronger than normal arterial solution.

  1. With a h__ % of al_______e, there will be a standard r______n between al______ and p____. I__ the l__t ov__ al_______that the p______s dont need that will start t_ bec___e more ac___c and this will cause ox_______ change. This causes the y____w bil_r____ to convert to g___ biliv____

<p>With the high % of aldehyde, there will be a standard reaction between aldehyde and protiens. Its the left over aldehyde that the protiens dont need that will start to become more acidic and this will cause oxidation change. This causes the yellow biliruben to covert to green biliverden.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Lst 5 embalming problems associated with the embalming of an ELDERLY deceased

  1. Ar_____c conditons- l__ dr___n u_
  2. M____ cl______ pr_____s
  3. Art__os_____s
  4. C______c di______
  5. Di_____ Mel_____

<p>Arthritic conditions- legs drawn up. Mouth closure problems. Arteriosclerosis. Cardiac disease. Diabetes Mellitus</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 PathologiCal changES that can ResuLt From DIabetes MellItus

  1. P__ Cir_______n
  2. R____ F_______
  3. Enl_______t of L_v__
  4. Sk__ diso______ and inf________s
  5. My_____c Fu____ In_______s

<p>Poor circulation. Renal failure. Enlargement of Liver. Skin disorders and infections. Mycotic fungal infections.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Briefly explain why it is necessary to use a STNAS on a case that has intense rigor mortis.

  1. T____s and C__s are cl_____d o__. A no_____l solution w___ b_ en_____h f__ wh__ the ri__r mo____ passes, and the pr______s of dec________n st____s ag___

<p>Tissues and cells are closed off. A normal solution wouldnt be enough for when the rigor mortis passes, and the process of decomposition starts again.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it that ASCITES will not dilute the injected arterial solution.

T__ in_______d ar_____l so_______ doesnt come i___ co_____t with the oe________s fl_____ in the ab_________ c_____y

<p>The injected arterial solution doesnt come into contact with the oedematous fluids in the abdominopelvic cavity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Whats the difference between Solid (Cellular) Oedema, Pitting (Intercellular) Oedema, and Anasarca?

<p>Solid oedema is the abnormal accumulation of fluid within the tissue cells. Pitting oedema is the abnormal accumulation between the tissue cells. Anasarca is the abnormal accumulation of fluid throughout the whole case- generalised oedema</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between ASCITES and HYDROPERICARDIUM?

<p>Ascites bis oedema of the abdominopelvic cavity, Hydropericardium is oedema of the pericardial sac</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 2 examples of Discolourations- According to Cause

Bl___ D Dr__ Th______ Di______

<p>Blood discolourations and drug therapeutic discolouration</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 2 examples of pAtholoGical DIScolourations

<p>Addisons Disease Gangrene</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 examples of discolourations due to reactions from embalming chemcials

F________ G__ Fl__s_____g R____ Bu__ G____ J______e

<p>Formaldehyde Grey Flushing Razor Burn Green Jaundice</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 examples of Intravascular Blood Discolourations;

L____ M_____ C_____ M_______ P_______ C_______y Co________ Ant_-______ Hyp________s

<p>Livor mortis, carbon monoxide poisoning, capillary congestion, ante-mortem hypostasis.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 examples of Extravascular Discolourations

E__y_______s P__p____ P_t____ Ha__m____

<p>Eccymosis, purpura, petechia, hematoma</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 protocols to use to establish and maintain good moisture balance in a non-problematic case before/during/and after embalming.

F____w Manu________ G________s Av___ Hy_e______ A_____ S______ Av___ Us___ C__C_______ Dr______ after D_s________ have cleared Av___ Us___ H___ M______ Pr______ and H___ R___ O_ F___ D___y C____y Em_______

<p>Follow Manufacturers Guidelines Avoid Hypertonic Arterial Solutions Avoid Using ConCurrent Drainage after Discolourations have cleared Avoid Using High Machine Pressure and High Rate Of Flow Delay Cavity Embalming</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 problems associated with a case that has been refrigerated and wrapped in plastic

In_____ in C_p______ P___________y C_p________ Rup____ easily during A_____ I_________n In_____ in the Am____ of C__g__a in the V__c___r Sy____ Int____ R____ M_____ M_is_ Cl___y T_ss___

<p>Increase in Capillary Permeability, Capillaries Rupture easily during Arterial Injection Increase in the Amount of Coagula in the Vascular System Intense Rigor Mortis Moist Clammy Tissues</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 problems you might expect with a decomposed case

P__r V_____ Dr______ due to Bl___ Ele____s becoming De_______ L____ to no F_____g will be observed due to further breakdown of body Pr____s N___ STNAS due to Am_____ and Ni___g______ Waste D_ste____n due to W__k____g of T_ss__ Str__t____ Di___b___n of S_______n P___ due to Co____a present in the A_______ S______m

<p>Poor Venous Drainage due to Blood Elements becoming Decomposed Little to no Firming will be observed due o further breakdown of body Proteins Need STNAS due to Ammonia and Nitrogen Waste Distension due to Weakening of Tissue Structures Distribution of Solution Poor due to Coagula present in the Arterial System</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 of most the common vascular problems facing embalming practitioners

A_t____s____s An__y__ V_______ H____ D______ Ce______ V_______ A_______ and St____

<p>Arteriosclerosis Aneurysm Vascular Heart Disease Cerebral Vasular Accident and Stroke</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between; Arteriosclerosis and Atherosclerosis?

Arteriosclerosis- T___k____g, C_l_______n and L__ of El________y in the Arterial Walls Atherosclerosis- Y__________h Pl______ of Ch_________l, Li____s and C_ll____r D_b__ in the I____r La_____ of walls

<p>Thickening, Calcification and Loss of Elasticity in the Arterial Walls. Yellowish Plaques of Cholestoral, Lipids and Cellular Debris in the Inner Layer of the walls.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Give a very brief explanation of 3 different types of Arteriosclerosis.

Type 1- I____ W___ is H__d___d and Th______, but the L____ is well D_f___d, mainly Cl___. Found in C____n Il____ A____. Can still In___

Type 2- L____ is R_d_c__ in size. O__ Ce____e, use of a Sm_____ C_n____ is needed.

Type 3- The A_____ is completely O_______. Unable to use a canula unless very small

<p>Type 1-Inner wall is hardened and Thickened, but the Lumen is well Defined, mainly Clear. Found in Common Iliac Arteries. Can still inject. Type 2-Lumen is reduced in size. Off Centre, use of Smaller Canula is needed Type 3-The Artery is completely Occluded. Unable to use a canula unless very small.</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 end-stage antemortem problems that could affect the embalming of a case with Congestive Heart Failure

  1. H______y C_n______d B___d on the R____t side of the H____
  2. Generalised P______ Oe_____ present
  3. M__e S__t retained in the B___ Fl_____
  4. L___, E___ and F__g___ are Cy_____ in colour
  5. B____ more V_s___ due to Po_ycythaemia

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List 8 signs of Renal Failure

  1. S_____w Y______ C_____
  2. Ur__mic P_uritus
  3. I______ in Ur__, U___ Ac___, Am_____ and Cr______
  4. Ac______s
  5. Hy____nephrosis
  6. An__m___
  7. G______ Int_______l Bl______
  8. T_ss___ F___ to R_s____

<p>Sallow Yellow Colour, Uraemic Pruritus, Increase in Urea, Uric Acid, Ammonia and Creatine, Acidosis, Hydronephrosis, Anaemia, Gastro Intestinal Bleeding, Tissues Fail to Respond</p> Signup and view all the answers

In your opinion, what is the most serious problem with embalming renal failure cases and how would you attempt to overcome the problem

<p>I believe there are 2 problems, the first being that its hard to notice signs of Renal Failure, second is the waste products of Renal Failure is Ammonia and Nitrogenous Waste, which neutralises formaldehyde. I would do an RCI, use a stronger than normal solution, inject the torso with a 5%. Inject the head with the same solution but with added humectant. Hypo with a STNAS, immediate cavity embalming with cavity and cauterant 1000mls. Reaspirate and reinject with cavity and cauterant mix.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What embalming protocols do you recommend for a Tissue Gas Case?

  1. S___ fluid
  2. Index 3_to 3_.
  3. Loc______d Hy__, worked around the T____ G__
  4. No H_______
  5. No P__-i________
  6. R__ raised
  7. In________s Dis_______
  8. Imm_____ C____y As_______ and E_______
  9. Use of a T_____ G__ Fl____ if you have any

<p>STNAS fluid, Index 30 to 35, Localised Hypo, worked around the Tissue Gas, No Humectant, No Pre-injection, RCI riased, Instruments Disinfected. Immediate Cavity Aspiration and Embalm, Use of Tissue Gas Fluid if you have any.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree burns?

1st Degree- S___ S______ red, (Erythema), only S______ T______ (epidermis) 2nd Degree- Bl_____s, Oe_____, D__p L_y_r of Ep_______ and Up___ L_y__ Ep______ trauma 3rd Degree- Ch____d Ep_____, De_____, Ep_____l Deriatives D_st____d

<p>Skin Surface Red, (Erythema), only Surface Tissues (epidermis) Blisters, Oedema, Deep Layer of Epidermis and Upper Layer Epidermis trauma Charred Epidermis, Dermis, Epidermal Deriatives Destoyed</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 problems that will cause the pressure that will eventually lead to purge

  1. G__
  2. V_s___ Ex________n
  3. A_____l S_______n
  4. As_____ and Hy________x

<p>Gas Visceral Expansion Arterial solution Ascites and Hydrothorax</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 6 predisposing conditions conditions to Purge;

  1. D_c_______n
  2. D____y between D___h to E________g
  3. Dr_______g or Asp__x__ (non-autpsied)
  4. R___t Su____y in A____________, Th______ and C____l Regions
  5. T_____ G__
  6. P_r_t_n_t_s and Se_t_ca_m_a

<p>Decomposition Delay between Death and Embalming Drowning or Asphyxia (non autopsied) Recent Surgery in Abdominopelvic, Thoracic and Cranial Regions Tissue Gas Peritonitis and Septicaemia</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 types of gases that could be found in the tissues of the deceased

  1. An__-M_____ S_bc________s E_phy___
  2. A__ from Em______ M___ne.
  3. G__ G__g____
  4. T_____ G__G____
  5. De_________ G__

<p>Ante-Mortem Subcutaneous Emphysema Air from Embalming Machine Gas Gangrene Tissue Gas Decomposition Gas</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 3 methods by which gases can be detected in a deceased

  1. D_s______n of the W__k, Un_______ T_s____
  2. D_s______n of the V____
  3. Cr_____g, Cr__h__g sound when T_s___ are Pr_____

<p>Distention of the Weak, Unsupported Tissues Distention of the Veins Crackling, Crunching sound when Tissues are Pressed</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name the 2 types of enzymes that are responsible for decomposition

  1. B_c___l
  2. A_t_ly__

<p>Bacterial Autolytic</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 embalming problems associated with Alcoholism

  1. L____ F_____
  2. J______
  3. As_____
  4. Hy______x
  5. An_____

<p>Liver Failure Jaundice Ascites Hydrothorax Anasarca</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain one difference between Saprophytic Fungi and Parasitic Fungi

Saprophytic Fungi - Ob____ No___sh___t only from D___ M_____ Parasitic Fungi- Ob____ N_________ only from L____ Or_______s

<p>Obtain Nourishment only from Dead Matter Obtain Nourishment only from living organisms</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 possible types of cases that could have a fungal infection running parallel;

  1. D_____ M_____
  2. L__k___
  3. A___/H__ In______
  4. L___ Anti_____ Th____
  5. L___ Imm____S_____ Therapy

<p>Diabetes Mellitus Leukaemia AIDS/HIV Infection Long Antibiotic Therapy Long Immunosuppressive Therapy</p> Signup and view all the answers

There is a very important reason why you should use a STNAS when dealing with a Mycotic (Fungal) infection case. Name the reason

<p>Ab____y to F___ Sp____ that Pr_t___ them, especially from H__er_____ So______ and W___ D_s_________/St________</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 fungal infections important to embalming, and mark the one that you feel is more serious to embalmers with an #

  1. C_nd_d__sis
  2. Asp__g_ll_s_s
  3. P_yc__y_os_s
  4. Hi_t_pl_s_m_s_s # Can be fatal, spores inhaled into lungs, can invade any part of the body

<p>Candidiasis Aspergillosis Phycomycosis Histoplasmosis</p> Signup and view all the answers

On a hanging case, which area of the body will pose the most problems for embalming and why?

<p>The neck, because the arteries and veins will be somewhat damaged.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What 2 conditions might you see on every electrocuted case?

  1. B____
  2. D_s_______

<p>Burns Discolourations</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will be the major problem when embalming a case that died from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?

V______ areas will be affected.

<p>Viewable areas will be affected</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 4 common problems that you might encounter with a drowning case

  1. P___m____y Ed___
  2. F_____ and N___ Sw______
  3. S___s__
  4. D___________ and Di__________

<p>Pulmonary Edema Facial and Neck Swelling Skinslip Decomposition and Discolouration</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 problems associated with a case that died from poisoning

  1. S___ D__________s
  2. J_______
  3. Cy______
  4. P_____
  5. R____ M______

<p>Skin Discolourations Jaundice Cyanosis Purge Rigor Mortis</p> Signup and view all the answers

List 5 organs/systems that could be affected by chemotherapeutic agents;

  1. L_v__
  2. K______ 3.Bl____
  3. C______t___ Sy____
  4. Sk__

<p>Liver Kidneys Blood Circulatory System Skin</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain the difference between Formaldehyde Grey and Flushing

  1. M_x of P__________ A_____ S_________ with B____
  2. Dis__________ of A_______ S_______ with B_____, pushing the B_____ into S_p_rf_____ Ar__s

<p>Mix of Preservative Arterial Solution with Blood Distribution of Arterial Solution with Blood, pushing the Blood into Superficial Areas</p> Signup and view all the answers

Briefly explain how chemotherapy can cause embalming failure and what protocols are needed to correct the problem

In_____e the Pr________, use a S____, R__ and M____-P_____ In________

<p>Inactivate the preservatives, use a STNAS, RCI and Multipoint Injection</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it advisable to use pulsation when injecting the head and face from the common carotid arteries?

  1. To L____ the Am____ of S_______ going T______
  2. To D______ the chances of D________n of the Del_____ F_____ T_s____

<p>To Limit the Amount of Solution going through To decrease the chances of distention of delicate facial tissues.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it recommended that the Dura-Mater be removed when embalming an autopsied case?

V_s____ may L___ during I________n

<p>Vessels may Leak during Injection</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe 3 methods for securing the calvaria to the base of the skull

  1. C_______ C____ M______
  2. S_p__ G___
  3. S_______ of the T_________ M______

<p>Calvia Clamp Method Super Glue Suturing of the Temporalis Muscles</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is meant by a 'well coordinated arterial solution'?

  1. C_r__ct A______ Fl___ Deter_____ by Ext______ Pr_-E_____ An_____
  2. G__d W_t__/P_ Ad___t__g Fl___
  3. A G___ V_s_____ Cond_______

<p>Correct Arterial Fluid Determined by Extensive Pre-Embalm Analysis Good Water/PH Adjusting Fluid A Good Vascular Conditioner</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is good massaging recommended for cases in rigor mortis?

  1. M____g__g En_____g__s B____r Dis__________ more D__p_y into the affected T______ and helps relieve R____ M_____

<p>Massaging Encourages Better Distribution more Deeply into the affected Tissues and helps relieve Rigor Mortis.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What protocols do you recommend for embalming a frozen case?

  1. A___w the C___ to come to R___ Te_p_____
  2. Use a S____
  3. L__ M______ Pr_____ and L__ R___ of F___
  4. R__ raised.

<p>Allow the Case to come to Room Temperature Use a STNAS Low Machine Pressure and Low Rate Of Flow RCI raised</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the generalised embalming protocols for the treatment of an anasarca case?

  1. St_____ than N_____ A_____ S_______
  2. R__ raised and/or M____-P___ I________
  3. U__ O_____ Fl___
  4. El___t_ the Ex________
  5. S__w R___ of F___ and M______ P_______
  6. D____ from all V____

<p>Stronger than Normal Arterial Solution RCI raised and/or Multi-Point Injection Use Oedema Fluid Elevate the Extremities Slow Rate of Flow and Machine Pressure Drain from all Veins</p> Signup and view all the answers

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