EXAM 3 Generalised Questions 58-68
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3rd degree burns, renal failure, liver failure, anasarca, intense rigor mortis, long term refridgeration; all of these conditions have several "common threads" that run through each of their embalming protocols, list 2 common threads

1- All will need STNAS 2. Is advised to use RCI

From Mayers embalming textbook, what is the connection between corticosteriod drugs and TB?

check book

With a Full Autopsy case where the common carotid arteries have been removed, what arteries would you need to locate to embalm the head and face, upper extremities and lower extremities?

External Carotid Arteries Internal Carotid Arteries Facial Arteries Subclavian Arteries Internal Illiac arteries External illiac arteries

Why should you continually aspirate the cavities of any drainage material the embalming of an autopsy case?

<p>To keep fume content down</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe what supplemental forms of embalming you would apply to a decubitus ulcer on the right hip of the case?

<p>Prior to embalming- treat the area with a contact surface pack saturated with cavity fluid then covered with plastic During embalming- re-saturated several more times during the embalming process After embalming- hypodermically injected with a high index arterial solution and cavity. Autopsy gel pack or cavity fluid pack on and wrap in plastic</p> Signup and view all the answers

With with no 16 month old non-autopsied child with no apparent problems, what artery or arteries would you select as your primary injection site and why?

<p>Right Common Carotid Artery, as its the biggest of the non-aortic ateries, accessible and very shallow, no arteriosclerosis, right internal jugular veins accompanies it</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe how you would treat skin slip on the left arm of a case (viewable area) Prior; During; After;

<p>Prior- excise tissue back to where tissue adhers to dermis; massage cream surrounding it, cauterant surface pack in area, cover with plastic During- re-soak surface pack with cauterant, cover with plaastic After-dry affected area with hair dryer paint area with suture sealing agent and allow to dry until hard next cover with light film into the wax</p> Signup and view all the answers

What Arterial Solution strength do you recommend to use with a renal failure case?

<p>STNAS 5% 28+ index</p> Signup and view all the answers

  1. Why should you not permanently set the lips prior to arterial injection?

<p>So we can reopen mouth, clean it from purge, aspirate it and use a plug</p> Signup and view all the answers

  1. Why is it recommended that the legs of an autopsied infant be injected before the head and arms?

<p>so you can test the strength and dye concentration of the injected arterial solution to check if its too weak or too strong in colour</p> Signup and view all the answers

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