AAMI Principles of Embalming 3 Unit 2 Exam Questions and Answers

AAMI Principles of Embalming 3 Unit 2 Exam Questions and Answers Antemortem, Postmortem - Answer ️️ -what are the two classifications according to the time of occurrence? Intravascular, Extravascular - Answer ️️ -what are the two classifications according to location? Blood - Answer ️️ -these types of discolorations result from changes in blood composition, content, or location. Help - Answer ️️ -with intravascular blood discolorations embalming will ________ Make It Worse - Answer ️️ -with extravascular blood discolorations embalming will ______ Hypostasis, Carbon Monoxide, Capillary Congestion - Answer ️️ -name 3 antermortem intravascular causes of blood discoloration. Livor Mortis - Answer ️️ -what is a postmortem intravascular blood discoloration Ecchymosis, Petechia, Hematoma - Answer ️️ -what are 3 examples of a antemortem extravascular blood discoloration? Postmortem Stain - Answer ️️ -what is an example of a postmortem extravascular blood discoloration. False - Answer ️️ -T/F you use a preinjection fluid for postmortem stain. Arterial Injection - Answer ️️ -flush out as much of the discoloration as possible with the use of a regular __________. Weak, Distension - Answer ️️ -you wouldnt use a preinjection fluid with postmortem stain because it would only fill the system with a ________ and often non-preservative solution and possibly cause _________. True - Answer ️️ -T/F it is possible to turn a intravascular stain into an extravascular stain with too high of a pressure. Manual, Mechanical - Answer ️️ -the use of ________ and ________ aids - elevaing the extremities - massaging body parts Pharmaceutical Agents - Answer ️️ -antemortem discolorations resulting from the administration of drugs or chemotherapeutic agents. Methylene Blue - Answer ️️ -used to treat methemoglobinemia or as a dye to stain certain parts of the body before or during surgery. It can cause a distinct blue discoloration, which may be converted to green if the HCHO is too strong. Atabrine - Answer ️️ -a drug once used against malaria, but is sometimes used currently as an antibiotic in the treatment of some intestinal parasites, it can cause a brown discoloration. Pharmaceutical Agents - Answer ️️ -Treatment for ___________ - larger quantities of solution injected, as well as pack application, to minimize intensity of discoloration. - jaundice fluids are often used to avoid any color changes - may not be able to remove them all; use opaque cosmetics Pathological - Answer ️️ -_______ blood discolorations - antemortem - occur in course of certain diseases or abnormal physiological conditions. Moist Gangrene - Answer ️️ -caused by venous congestion where affected part becomes moist, dark, and putrid with odor of rotting flesh. Spreads rapidly. Ischemic Necrosis - Answer ️️ -caused by interference of arterial blood supply, resulting in bluish-black discoloration, with very little odor since bacter