Principles of Embalming I – Final exam

John Hunter - This surgeon and anatomy lecturer so distinguished himself that a region of the body that he described was named in his honor: Antony van Leeuwenhoek - Considered to be the inventor of the microscope: False - Formaldehyde got its start being used in embalming fluids during the early anatomist period. Antony van Leeuwenhoek - Father of Bacteriology: Richard Harlan - Who published Jean Gannal's "History of Embalming," which then became the first embalming textbook in the United States? Henry Cattell - Embalmed President Lincoln in 1865: Gabriel Clauderus - Was know for embalming without evisceration: Samuel Rodgers - Invented to trocar: Jean Gannal - Wrote, "The History of Embalming," which was the first embalming textbook to be published in the US: thigh; femoral - One of the Hunter brothers did most of his embalming from a particular area of the body, and that region was described and documented by the other brother. The region that was described was the _________, and the large artery passing through that region used by the Hunters for arterial injection was the_______ artery. Butlerov and Hofmann - Are credited with the discovery of formaldehyde: Joel Crandall - Embalming schools began introducing restorative art instruction to their curriculum after this gentleman developed a systematic treatment for treating injuries to the dead caused by disease or trauma: Lena Simmons - Founder of Simmons School of Embalming: Canopic jars - Ancient Egyptians used these during the mummification process to store and preserve the viscera of their owner for the afterlife: Dynasties - Egyptologist usually divide ancient Egypt's history into _______, each of which describe a succession of kings who were usually related: Frederick Ruysch - Who is the Father of Embalming? Prince Greer - Became the first documented black embalmer in US history: