AAMI Principles Of Embalming 1 Week 1 Questions & Answers(RATED A)

Dynasty -ANSWER A succession of kings who were usually related In the first period (3200/3100 B.C.-650 A.D.) Ancient Egypt, what were the two principle reason for embalming? -ANSWER 1. For religious reasons and 2. for sanitation. At death, the elements that made up a person (including the soul, the name, the shadow, and the heart) were thought to leave the body, and the soul would embark upon a 3,000-year journey called: -ANSWER The Circle of Necessity The five steps of embalming generally taken for the wealthiest individuals: -ANSWER 1. Removal of brain 2. Evisceration 3. Covering with natron 4. Removal from natron/washing, drying in sun 5. Wrapping/spicing Middle Class Embalming of Ancient Egypt: -ANSWER No cut was made on the abdomen. Cedar oil, was injected through the anus, and the body was placed in natron for the prescribed number of days. After removal from the natron, the oil is drained out, taking the viscera, which by this time are liquefied, with it. The body, its flesh dissolved by the natron and nothing but skin and bones, is returned to the family. The least expensive wAAMI Principles Of Embalming 1 Week 1 Questions & Answers(RATED A)AAMI Principles Of Embalming 1 Week 1 Questions & Answers(RATED A)