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PRINCIPLES OF EMBALMING II QUESTION AND ANSWERS FINAL 2024 Nasal Tube Aspirator Embalming instrument used to aspirate the throat by means of the nostrils. Trocar Sharply pointed surgical instrument used in cavity embalming to aspirate the cavities and inject cavity fluid. The tracer may also be used for supplemental hypodermic embalming (e.g. hypo valve trocar). Trocar Button A plastic threaded screw-like device for sealing punctures and small round trocar openings. One-point inje...

Principles of Embalming II Question and Answer 2024 William Harvey Discovered the circulation of blood Autolysis The self-destruction of cells is called Drain tube Tubular instrument of varying diameters and lengths, usually with a plunger, that is inserted into a vein Bulb syringe This injection device is easily portable and requires no electricity, but the rubber bulb deteriorates rapidly Lipolysis The decomposition of fats is called Decay The decomposition of proteins by aero...

PRINCIPLES OF EMBALMING II EXAM QUESTION AND ANSWER 2024 Cavity Fluid Injector A.K.A. Cavity Injector; a device connected to a bottle of cavity fluid that is used to deliver the fluid into the body cavities Electric Aspirator A device that uses a motor (rather than water) to create suction for the purpose of aspiration. Hydro-aspirator Apparatus that is connected to the water supply; when the water is turned on, suction is created and is used to aspirate the contents of the body cavi...

Principles of Embalming Glossary QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 Aerosolization To disperse as an aerosol; minute particles of blood and water become atomized and suspended in the air when water under pressure meets the blood drainage or when flushing an uncovered flush sink. Agglutination Intravascular: the increase of viscosity of blood brought about by the clumping of particulate formed elements in the blood vessels. Agonal Associated with or relating to great pain, especially the ag...

Principles of Embalming 3 FINAL 2024 QUESTION AND ANSWER When must an embalmer employee receive training on the Formaldehyde Standard? Before tasks requiring exposure, and annually thereafter PEL for TWA sampling is at or above 0.5 ppm T/F False An agent, usually chemical, applied either to inanimate objects or surfaces or to living tissue for the purpose of destroying disease-causing microbial agents, but usually not bacterial spores: Germicide Topical disinfectants are only to be ...

Principles of Embalming 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Topical Disinfectants are used for: Disinfection of the surface of the body or object SDS is the acronym for: Safety Data Sheet To protect against blood borne pathogen contamination, the employer should use: PPE A copy of the regulatory text for the Bloodborne Pathogens Rule must be readily available and accessible to employees at all times. True/False True A quick drench shower must be provided if: Exposure to formaldehyde is prese...

Practice Exam Questions And Answers aswb 2024 During an initial interview with a social worker, a client reports a lack of desire for a sexual relationship with the spouse since getting married. The client engages in sex only when pressured, then dissociates during intercourse. The client has been having recurring violent nightmares and suicidal thoughts. What is the social worker's BEST response? A. Refer the client and spouse for sex therapy B. Refer the client to an inpatient psyc...

Pharmacology for Nurses: A Pathophysiologic Approach Question and Answers2024 Classification of Drugs - Therapeutic classification = organized based on therapeutic usefulness - pharmacologic classification = organization based on the way the drug works at a molecular, tissue, or body system level, often represents mechanism of action Anticoagulant - Therapeutic classification - influence blood clotting Antihyperlipidemic - Therapeutic classification - Lower blood cholesterol Antihyp...

Pharmacology for Nurses a Pathophysiological Approach Question And Answers Estrogen is a generic term for what 3 different hormones? 1. Estradiol 2. Estrone 3. Estriol What kind of metabolic effects does estrogen have on non-reproductive tissues? 1. Maintain low blood cholesterol levels 2. Facilitates calcium uptake by bones to help maintain proper bone density Name a few responsibilities of the combination of estrogen and progesterone. 1. Promotion of breast development 2. Regulation...

NURSE Advanced Pharmacology Midterm Exam (WCU) @Question and Answers 2024 What is this skin condition of child? a. Impetigo b. Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease c. Allergic/hypersensitive reaction d. Tinea corpora’s a. Impetigo ACE-Is are the drug of choice in treating HTN in diabetic patient because they: A. improve insulin sensitivity B. improve renal hemodynamics C. reduce the production of angiotensin II D. all of above D. all of above The NP orders a thyroid panel for a patient...