Sutures
The thread/cord used for suturing
Ligature
Type of embalming that uses gels/compresses soaked with preservative fluid
surface embalming
While embalming an autopsy case, you will likely inject this artery to embalm the legs
iliac a.
The strength of arterial fluid in the tank. "PDF"
This mouth closure method uses the mentalis as an anchor point
muscular suture
This hidden suture will roll the skin in on itself creating a small depression that can easily be waxed over.
inversion/worm
Tissue builder that contains preservative
firming
The recommended method to thoroughly dry tissue from organ donors (mentioned by Chris Donhost)
This supplemental chemical is used to stabilize the pH of fluids and tissues
buffers
This type of disinfection occurs from washing the body during the embalming process
concurrent disinfection
You can use this suture instead of a trocar button to close circular punctures on the body
purse-string suture
T/F: A hidden point to inject tissue builder into the temples is the hairline
true
Pack this cranial feature with mortuary mastic or preservative-soaked cotton (autopsy case)
foramen magnum
water
Arterial fluid pushing from the vascular system into the surrounding tissue is known as:
diffusion
A temporary suture consisting of individually cut and tied stitches is employed to sustain the proper position of the tissue.
bridge suture
Using a compress with this chemical will help prevent tissue dehydration
humectant
Methods (2) used to preserve the sides of the chest ("flaps") of an autopsied case
hypodermically inject and surface embalm
Commercial formaldehyde is an aqueous solution of gas dissolved in water. This is known as:
formalin
Rigor mortis typically onsets and finishes how many hours after death?
4 -- 72
This suture will help anchor your (wound filler) wax restoration in place.
basket-weave suture
Use this product to protect the adjacent tissue from bleaching
massage cream
vaseline
When embalming an autopsied case, you may inject this artery to embalm the arms
subclavian a.
axillary a.
Facilitating distribution is the primary function of this supplemental chemical
surfactant
This type of dye is used to color fluids (NOT tissues)
inactive dye
Wax will adhere best when tissues are
firm and dry
place this over preservative or bleaching compresses to lessen the evaporation of fumes and increase the effectiveness
plastic
When embalming an autopsied case, you may inject this artery to embalm down the head
Circle of Willis
The mixture of arterial fluid with water and/or supplemental fluids is called: "______ dilution"
primary
Formaldehyde can be neutralized by applying a small amount of this chemical
ammonia