FSE 114 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+.[LATEST EXAM UPDATES]
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FSE 112
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FSE 112
FSE 114 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+.
At what level do we embalm? - -the CAPILLARY level
differential pressure - -difference between the 2 (potential - actual) (THE IN BETWEEN
OF A AND P)
How did the Egyptians remove the brain? - -generally through the nose with a long small
spoon
How d...
1 FSE 114 QUESTIONS AND AN SWERS , GRADED A+. At what level do we embalm? - ✔✔-the CAPILLARY level differential pressure - ✔✔-difference between the 2 (potential - actual) (THE IN BETWEEN OF A AND P) How did the Egyptians remove the brain? - ✔✔-generally through the nose with a long small spoon How do you avoid the chain of infection? - ✔✔-Routine practises Disinfection Primary, concurrent, terminal Constant awareness Maintain vaccinations Live health how does the BAO define embalming - ✔✔-reserving the remains of a deceased person, including arterial embalming and embalming of the external application of chemicals, fluids or gases intended for the purpose of preserving dead human bodies how long is em balming typically good for? - ✔✔-2 weeks How long was the body covered in Natron? - ✔✔-20-70 days How many chambers are there in the heart? - ✔✔-4 (2 atria, 2 ventricles) how many named muscles are on the body - ✔✔-700 How many steps of embalming did t he Egyptians have? - ✔✔-5 1. Removal of the Brain 2. Evisceration 3. Natron 4. Removal of the Natron 5. Bandage and Spice how many times a day is blood filtered in your kidneys - ✔✔-400 times / day How many yards of bandage did they use? - ✔✔-1200 y ards how much blood do the kidneys filter in a day - ✔✔-180 litres How much blood does an adult have on average? - ✔✔-5 litres If a body is not embalmed what is essentially happening during decomp? - ✔✔-the lysosomes are starting to self digest if the kidney fails what happens? - ✔✔-body develops edema, acidosis, and urosepsis New Dodge Waterless Aspirator - ✔✔-1. uses peristalsis type movement to create suction and remove waste 2. water is still needed to flush the mechanism while doing aspira tion every two minutes Pressure Definition (Embalming Equipment) - ✔✔-force behind the fluid being injected Rate of flow definition - ✔✔-volume being injected over a certain period of time
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