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The terms ‘transverse’, ‘diagonal’, ‘wedge’, and ‘ T ‘ refer to types of incisions made to locate the common carotid artery and internal jugular vein.

Continuous injection of arterial solution with drainage taken at intervals is called:

Bathing the body before embalming may relieve some of the symptoms of rigor mortis.

The first external sign of decomposition is the discoloration of the lining of the trachea and larynx.

originates from the brachiocephalic artery

Bleaching of the tissues, drying of the tissues, the distension of small surface vessels, loss of skin elasticity, and the presence of dyes in the tissues, are some of the signs of arterial distribution and diffusion.

If you were tracing embalming solution back from the thumb side of the right hand and it was heading towards your drainage site at the right femoral vein, which sequence of the following would be correct once the solution passes from the superficial and deep volar venous arches? 1 basilic vein; 2 axillary vein; 3 right atrium; 4 right innominate vein; 5 right subclavian vein; 6 cephalic vein; 7 SVC; 8 brachial vein; 9 IVC; 10 through the heart

When injecting arterial solution into a body, if the solution encounters total resistance on the arterial side of the vascular system, which of the following choices would be he most likely result?

When somatic death occurs, the cells of the body are still living.

The injection technique that gives the most control over injection into the head is: