Massachusetts Funeral Director Practical
Exam Questions and Verified Solutions
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
TB. ANSWER -What is the most likely disease for an embalmer to contract?
Vertebral, Inferior Thyroid and Internal Thoracic Artery. ANSWER -What arteries need
to be clamped for full post injection of Subclavian?
Inject independently via femoral. ANSWER -If Ascites is blocking legs, what do you do?
Insert trocar to the right of left inguinal area. ANSWER -If Ascites is present what do you
do?
extrinsic conditions of the body, condition of blood, tissue, ecchymosis.. ANSWER -What
order do you deal with pre-embalming situation?
outside prep room, clearly visible. ANSWER -Where do you post signs?
Pierce right side of heart and into Right atrium. ANSWER -How do you do a heart tap?
Radial artery. ANSWER -If hand, thumb side, doesn't receive fluid, what do you raise?
arterial injection. ANSWER -How do you treat discoloration that can be moved with
fingers but reappear?
, sharps container or throw away. ANSWER -How do you dispose of broken glass?
restricted cervical. ANSWER -What type of procedure to you use to keep the head from
being over-embalmed?
Aid in blood removal and prepare the tissues for arterial fluid injection and reduce restricted
flow. ANSWER -What is pre-injection fluid used for?
anatomical guide. ANSWER -What do you use to locate a certain piece of anatomy?
Biohazard container or medical waste. ANSWER -Where should you place biohazards
waste in?
hazardous communication rule. ANSWER -What procedure requires you to keep an
MSDS?
Co-injection, localized treatments for arteries.. ANSWER -What is a supplemental fluid?
rate of flow is twice as fast. ANSWER -If you use 20 pounds and it reads 15 pounds, what is
the rate of flow?
Hypo inject legs. ANSWER -If sectional embalming is complete and no distribution to legs,
what do you do?
plastic will retain body heat and trap moisture, slowing dehydration, but increasing
decomposition. ANSWER -If a body is placed in a plastic body bag, and refrigerated, what
will happen?
after completion of embalming. ANSWER -When should a tumor be removed if it does not
interfere with feature setting?
12 X 14. ANSWER -What is the minimal size of a preparation room?
Exam Questions and Verified Solutions
100% Correct Answers Already Graded A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
TB. ANSWER -What is the most likely disease for an embalmer to contract?
Vertebral, Inferior Thyroid and Internal Thoracic Artery. ANSWER -What arteries need
to be clamped for full post injection of Subclavian?
Inject independently via femoral. ANSWER -If Ascites is blocking legs, what do you do?
Insert trocar to the right of left inguinal area. ANSWER -If Ascites is present what do you
do?
extrinsic conditions of the body, condition of blood, tissue, ecchymosis.. ANSWER -What
order do you deal with pre-embalming situation?
outside prep room, clearly visible. ANSWER -Where do you post signs?
Pierce right side of heart and into Right atrium. ANSWER -How do you do a heart tap?
Radial artery. ANSWER -If hand, thumb side, doesn't receive fluid, what do you raise?
arterial injection. ANSWER -How do you treat discoloration that can be moved with
fingers but reappear?
, sharps container or throw away. ANSWER -How do you dispose of broken glass?
restricted cervical. ANSWER -What type of procedure to you use to keep the head from
being over-embalmed?
Aid in blood removal and prepare the tissues for arterial fluid injection and reduce restricted
flow. ANSWER -What is pre-injection fluid used for?
anatomical guide. ANSWER -What do you use to locate a certain piece of anatomy?
Biohazard container or medical waste. ANSWER -Where should you place biohazards
waste in?
hazardous communication rule. ANSWER -What procedure requires you to keep an
MSDS?
Co-injection, localized treatments for arteries.. ANSWER -What is a supplemental fluid?
rate of flow is twice as fast. ANSWER -If you use 20 pounds and it reads 15 pounds, what is
the rate of flow?
Hypo inject legs. ANSWER -If sectional embalming is complete and no distribution to legs,
what do you do?
plastic will retain body heat and trap moisture, slowing dehydration, but increasing
decomposition. ANSWER -If a body is placed in a plastic body bag, and refrigerated, what
will happen?
after completion of embalming. ANSWER -When should a tumor be removed if it does not
interfere with feature setting?
12 X 14. ANSWER -What is the minimal size of a preparation room?
