Anatomical Position & the Latin Bit
The opposite of medial.
Lateral.
Meaning what?
What 2 characteristics must tissue have to be properly restored?
Firm and Dry
How many classification facial shapes are there? (frontal view)
Can you name them all?
What is the equation for PDF?
cv=C'V'
What is the difference between livor mortis and postmortem stain?
Postmortem stain: Chemical change, extravascular, will not clear with embalming.
The opposite of depressor.
Levator.
Meaning what?
What is a common way to make lips appear fuller?
Inject tissue builder.
Most common facial shape? Least common?
Oval most common. Triangle least common.
What is c and what is C'?
c = index of fluid/strength of fluid
C' = PDF/strength of solution
Explain the difference between hypertonic and hypotonic solutions and when you would use each.
Hypertonic solution will shrink tissue, draw more moisture out. Used in edema and decomp cases.
Hypotonic solution will fill out tissue and retain moisture. Used in emaciated/dehydrated cases. Humectants are used for this.
Mouth.
Oris.
Lips?
What is a method for treating sunken eyes?
Use eye caps.
Use cotton.
Use mortuary mastic.
Describe this facial profile: Convex
The forehead recedes posteriorly from the eyebrows, while the chin recedes from the plane of the lips
How many oz?
Pint
Quart
Gallon
Normal fluid bottle
Pint = 16 oz
Quart = 32 oz
Gallon = 128 oz
Normal fluid bottle = 16 oz
What causes Rigor Mortis and how long does it usually last?
Calcium constricting muscles and loss of ATP.
Usually onset 6-12 hours and passes after 36-72 hours.
What are the three phases known as?
The opposite of distal.
Proximal.
Meaning what?
Localized discolorations can be treated with what?
Injection of bleaching agent or bleaching compress.
A profile where the forehead recedes from the eyebrows and the chin protrudes from the plane of the lips.
Convex-Concave
3%
30 x 16 = C' x 160
4800 = C' x 160
480/160 = C'/160
C' = 3
Explain how you are going to determine your preservative demand for an embalming.
1. Physical condition of the body
2. Body Protein (muscle, etc.)
3. Antemortem pathological conditions
4. Postmortem conditions present (physical/chemical agonal changes)
List 3 anatomical planes and how they divide the body.
Coronal/Frontal. Anterior and Posterior
Saggittal. Right and Left
Transverse. Superior and Inferior.
What was Restorative Art originally called and who is credited as the founder?
Demi-Surgery.
Joseph Crandall.
What surfaces of the face exhibit a similarity of bilateral curvatures?
1. Parietal Eminences
2. Zygomatic Arches/Cheeks
3. Superior Integumentary Lips
4. Chin
What neutralizes formaldehyde in the body?
What is neutralized formaldehyde known as?
Free Nitrogen.
Urotropin.
These two had a wonderful time teaching this class, wish you a wonderful winter break and look forward to seeing you in Restorative Art 2.
Professor Peters and Professor Skelton.