Mort 203 Midterm (important people) PASSED!!
Allen Durfee correct answers In 1880, he became the first president of the Michigan Funeral
Directors Association, and his ultimate goal was to form a national association
Frederick Ruysch correct answers considered the "father of embalming," the first to refine the
technique of arterial injection of a preservative into the vascular system.
Hunter brothers (william and john) correct answers William Hunter, a Scottish anatomist,
included directions for the use of arterial and cavity embalming for preserving the human body
not only for lab use but also for burial; considered the originator of the injection technique
John Hunter embalmed the wife of Martin Van Butchell using both cavity and injection
techniques; he used oil of turpentine and camphorated spirits of wine for arterial injection, and
camphor for cavity packing
John Hunter correct answers embalmed the wife of Martin Van Butchell using both cavity and
injection techniques; he used oil of turpentine and camphorated spirits of wine for arterial
injection, and camphor for cavity packing
William Hunter correct answers Scottish anatomist, included directions for the use of arterial and
cavity embalming for preserving the human body not only for lab use but also for burial;
considered the originator of the injection technique
Jean Gannal correct answers French chemist who developed early embalming methods including
injection through the carotid arteries. Author of History of Embalming
Auguste Renouard correct answers author of The Undertaker's Manual, the first book published
specifically as an embalming textbook in the United States.
Dr. Thomas Holmes correct answers father of american embalming
J. Anthony Gaussardia correct answers patented a process of embalming involving the injection
of an arsenic-alcohol mixture.
Bulterov and Hofmann correct answers Discover formaldehyde
Samuel Rogers correct answers Invented the trocar
Dr. Richard Harlan correct answers The man who translated Jean Gannal's "History of
Embalming" (French) in 1834 and thereby made embalming available to the American public
was
Joseph H. Clarke correct answers Established a school in Cincinnati (1882)
A. Johnson Dodge correct answers Founder of Dodge chemicals. principal of Massachusetts
college of embalming
Allen Durfee correct answers In 1880, he became the first president of the Michigan Funeral
Directors Association, and his ultimate goal was to form a national association
Frederick Ruysch correct answers considered the "father of embalming," the first to refine the
technique of arterial injection of a preservative into the vascular system.
Hunter brothers (william and john) correct answers William Hunter, a Scottish anatomist,
included directions for the use of arterial and cavity embalming for preserving the human body
not only for lab use but also for burial; considered the originator of the injection technique
John Hunter embalmed the wife of Martin Van Butchell using both cavity and injection
techniques; he used oil of turpentine and camphorated spirits of wine for arterial injection, and
camphor for cavity packing
John Hunter correct answers embalmed the wife of Martin Van Butchell using both cavity and
injection techniques; he used oil of turpentine and camphorated spirits of wine for arterial
injection, and camphor for cavity packing
William Hunter correct answers Scottish anatomist, included directions for the use of arterial and
cavity embalming for preserving the human body not only for lab use but also for burial;
considered the originator of the injection technique
Jean Gannal correct answers French chemist who developed early embalming methods including
injection through the carotid arteries. Author of History of Embalming
Auguste Renouard correct answers author of The Undertaker's Manual, the first book published
specifically as an embalming textbook in the United States.
Dr. Thomas Holmes correct answers father of american embalming
J. Anthony Gaussardia correct answers patented a process of embalming involving the injection
of an arsenic-alcohol mixture.
Bulterov and Hofmann correct answers Discover formaldehyde
Samuel Rogers correct answers Invented the trocar
Dr. Richard Harlan correct answers The man who translated Jean Gannal's "History of
Embalming" (French) in 1834 and thereby made embalming available to the American public
was
Joseph H. Clarke correct answers Established a school in Cincinnati (1882)
A. Johnson Dodge correct answers Founder of Dodge chemicals. principal of Massachusetts
college of embalming
