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A - ANSWER-Without An - ANSWER-Without Ab - ANSWER-Away Exo - ANSWER-Away - out from Acro - ANSWER-Extremeties; top; extreme point Ad - ANSWER-Toward Adeno - ANSWER-Gland Adipo - ANSWER-Fat Agra - ANSWER-Excessive pain Algia - ANSWER-Pain Ambi - ANSWER-Around, on both s...

.75ppm - ANSWER-The 8 hour time weighted average permissable exposure limit according to the formaldehyde rule 2ppm - ANSWER-the 15 minute short term exposure limit for formaldehyde .5ppm - ANSWER-the 8 hour action level for formaldehyde levels. arch of aorta - ANSWER-the center of circulat...

Trichinosis - ANSWER-a disease often associated with improperly pork, infestation by trichina larvae that are transmitted by eating inadequately cooked meat (especially pork) antibiotics - ANSWER-chemicals that inhibit the growth of or kill other microorganisms strict saprophyte - ANSWER-An or...

Staphylococcus Aureus - ANSWER-This species of bacteria that are grape like clusters that's commonly present on skin and mucous membranes especially those of the nose and mouth. It's characterized by production of golden yellow pigment. It is an anaerobe and is a normal flora that is a pus former....

Humectants - ANSWER-Increase capability of embalmed tissues to retain moisture Humectants do the following - ANSWER-add moisture, makes tissues more pliable, help retain moisture, and attach themselves to HCHO molecules for awhile. when to use humectants - ANSWER-extreme weight loss, emaciatio...

Averil - ANSWER-funeral feast Barbe - ANSWER-a linen garment worn under the chin by widows Cerecloth - ANSWER-a shroud treated with wax, alum, or a resinous substance Coffin - ANSWER-anthropoid container for a dead human body Confraternities - ANSWER-formed outside the church Doctrine...

adaptive funeral rite - ANSWER-a funeral rite that is adjusted to the needs and wants of those directly involved; one, which has been altered to suit the trends of the times blended family - ANSWER-a household or family unit created by one male and one female and the children from their previous ...

Adaptive funeral - ANSWER-funeral rite that is adjusted to the needs and wants of those directly involved; altered to suit the trends of the times. American Board of Funeral Service Education - ANSWER-agency/organization with responsibility to accredit colleges and programs of mortuary science/fu...

Carotid Artery - ANSWER-The vessel that is used to pump the fluid into the body that is used to preserve the body after burial. Funeral Director - ANSWER-A person who works in the funeral industry who can plan and direct funerals only. Postmortem - ANSWER-After death. Morgue - ANSWER-The ar...

aftercare (post funeral follow-up) - ANSWER-those appropriate and helpful acts of counseling, personal and/or written contract that come after the funeral business ethics - ANSWER-values related to human conduct as applied to business code of ethics - ANSWER-a declaration or public statement o...

Embalming Analysis - ANSWER-The consideration given to the dead body prior to, during, and after the embalming procedure is completed; documentation is recommended. Case Analysis - ANSWER-Another name for the Embalming Analysis. Purpose - ANSWER-The _______ of an embalming analysis is to presc...

What is the primary use of Alum as an embalming chemical? - ANSWER-Hardening Compound. What is the primary use of Benzaldehyde as an embalming chemical? - ANSWER-Disinfectant. What is the secondary use of Benzaldehyde as an embalming chemical? - ANSWER-Deodorant. What is the primary use of ...

cavity fluid is injected into what cavities - ANSWER-Thoracic, abdominal, and pubic how much cavity fluid should you inject - ANSWER-16oz per 50 pounds the embalmer uses how much cavity fluid for average cases - ANSWER-1-2 16oz bottles Cavity fluid uses - ANSWER-preservation of autopsy visc...

Acceptance - An agreement to an offer resulting in a contract Accord and satisfaction - An agreement made and executed in satisfaction of the rights one has from a previous contract Agent - The party appointed by the principal to enter into a contract with a third party on behalf of the princi...

which blood vessel is the longest? - ANSWER-great saphenous What are the basic types of blood cells? - ANSWER-erythrocyte, leucocyte, thrombocyte Which quadrants feed the left lymph duct? - ANSWER-left upper, right upper, and left lower Which of these organs receives blood from the celiac a...

Abatement - ANSWER-a decrease in, such as in pain. Abrasion - ANSWER-An excoriation, a circumscribed removal of the epidermis of skin or mucous Abscess - ANSWER-a circumscribed collection of pus. Acapnia - ANSWER-a marked decrease in blood carbon dioxide content. Acidosis - ANSWER-condit...

Other than water these are the most abundant compounds in the body: - ANSWER-Proteins The fact that enzymes act on one substance and one substance only is referred to as: - ANSWER-Enzyme specificity The complete oxidation of lipids produces: - ANSWER-Carbon dioxide and water Table sugar: - ...

Three levels of controlling microbial growth - ANSWER-Sterilization; Disinfection; Antisepsis Sterilization - ANSWER-Highest level of microbial growth control. Completely removes or destroys all life forms, endospores or their products Disinfection - ANSWER-Destruction of pathogenic agents by ...

Funeral Establishment - ANSWER-A place of business used in the care and preparation for burial or transportation of a dead human body or a place where a person represents that the person is engaged in the profession of undertaking/mortuary science Embalming - ANSWER-The disinfecting or preserving...

Mortuary Law and Mortuary Jurisprudence - ANSWER-Funeral Service Law is also known as? Mortuary Law, Funeral Service law, or Mortuary jurisprudence - ANSWER-That body of law which relates to matters concerned with the disposition of the dead and the regulation of funeralization Law - ANSWER-A ...

Ninety-eight percent of the notification of deaths comes to the funeral home by means of? - ANSWER-Telephone A burial-transit permit is needed for all of the following except? - ANSWER-Remains which are used for scientific or educational study The proper word which means placing of remains in ...

Adaptive (non-traditional) funeral rite - ANSWER-a funeral rite that is adjusted to the needs and wants of those directly involved; one which has been altered to suit the trends of the times Agent Driver - ANSWER-A driver under the direction and control of the funeral establishment which is liabl...

Which chemical is the chief disinfectant and preservative in embalming fluids? - ANSWER-Formaldehyde In which time period did the tradition of placing backwards boots into the stirrups of a rider less horse originate? A funeral procession with a rider less horse, with boots turned backwards w...

Animism - ANSWER-Ancient belief that all things have a spirit Customs - ANSWER-Tradition-dictated social behaviors Taboo - ANSWER-A prohibition arising from social custom Suttee - ANSWER-An Indian practice in which a widow jumps onto the funeral pyre as her husband is being cremated. Ra/...

bargaining - ANSWER-what is Kubler-Ross' third stage of death and dying? grief counseling - ANSWER-helping people facilitate grief to a healthy completion of the tasks of grieving within a reasonable period of time defines this concept. chronic grief - ANSWER-this type of grief is excessive i...

Anatomy - ANSWER-Study of the body structure Physiology - ANSWER-Body function Gross Anatomy - ANSWER-Branch of anatomy- Can be seen with the naked eye Histology - ANSWER-Deals with minute structures of animals and plants Cytology - ANSWER-Study of cells Systemic Anatomy - ANSWER-Abou...

That portion of the casket hardware which is grasped by the casket bearers when carrying the casket - ANSWER-Bar Tailored style of a casket - ANSWER-Interior For each extra "X" in width, the interior increases by - ANSWER-two inches The base molding is a part of the casket - ANSWER-shell ...

Civilizations that Practiced Cremation - ANSWER-Romans, Greeks, Scandinavians, India, and China practiced cremating their dead Possible Trouble with Cremation - ANSWER-Not waiting the appropriate 48 hours; not identifying the deceased to the best of the abilities; not giving the family the cremai...

Agonal - ANSWER-Time before death Moribund - ANSWER-Dying stage Somatic Death - ANSWER-Complete death Clinical Death - ANSWER-Cessation of respiratory functions Brain Death - ANSWER-Cessation of brain activity (Not reversible) (5 minutes after death begin deteriorating) Biological Dea...

What are Microorganisms - ANSWER-1. The smallest life forms on Earth 2. Require a microscope to be seen 3. Pathogenic: cause infectious disease 4. Non-pathogenic: do not cause disease Pathogenic - ANSWER-Cause infectious disease Non-Pathogenic - ANSWER-Do not cause infectious disease Whe...

Notification of Death - ANSWER-When next of kin or hospital notify the funeral home of a removal Transfer of Remains - ANSWER-Transferring of remains from place of death to the funeral home Supplies in Vehicle - ANSWER-Personal protection equipment, gloves, cot, body bag, sheets Arrangement...