Mats Restorative Art

Front 1

If the eyes swell during embalming, the swelling may be reduce by using

Back 1

An electric spatula

Front 2

The alveolar process is on which bone

Back 2

Maxilla

Front 3

Which of the following would be pre-embalming restorative art technique

Back 3

2 - Temporary closure of wounds.

3 - Application of topical bleaching agents.

(2 and 3)

Front 4

When discoloration remains under the fingernails

Back 4

2 - Inject a bleaching agent under the nail bed.

4 - Separate the nail from the bed and cauterize.

(2 and 4)

Front 5

Which of these are classic facial proportions

Back 5

1 - Mouth is 2 eyes wide.

2 - Ear length equals distance from base of nose to base of chin.

(1 and 2)

Front 6

A body being prepared has an open would in the cheek which is approx. 1 1/2 inches in diameter and has no visible tissue in the hole. QUESTION: What kind of suture would be the best to use on this case

Back 6

Basketweave

Front 7

To restore small lacerations on the forehead

Back 7

Seal and surface with wax

Front 8

A characteristic of first degree burns is

Back 8

Redness

Front 9

The deceased was in a motor vehicle accident. There are multiple fractures, facial abrasions, and deep lacerations on the face. Major restorative work is needed. QUESTION: Treat the compound fractures by

Back 9

Realigning the bones

Front 10

Hypo tissue building is a good post-embalming treatment for

Back 10

Emaciation

Front 11

When restoring hair, what is used for stray or straggler hairs

Back 11

Embedding

Front 12

The tiny prominence in the middle of the superior mucous membrane is the

Back 12

Medial lobe

Front 13

To attach a decapitated head

Back 13

2 - Insert a steel rod in the foramen magnum and spinal column.

3 - Suture head/neck to torso.

4 - Use a suture sealant.

(2, 3, and 4 only)

Front 14

The width of the nose at its base is equal to the width of the

Back 14

Eye

Front 15

Which one of the following is a value to the restorative artist, associated with the three-quarter view photograph for restorative art purposes

Back 15

Reveals the degree of fullness of the cheeks

Front 16

The deceased is missing an ear. The next of kin brings a picture which shows a clear profile of the ear. How do you determine the correct length for the ear

Back 16

Measure the width of the nose to determine the ratio of the nose's width to its length. Use this ratio for the ear

Front 17

To replace naturally short hair, the best method is to

Back 17

Embed

Front 18

Incisions and excisions for restorative art purposes are usually made

Back 18

Before arterial injection

Front 19

A cosmetic used to cover facial discoloration is a(n)

Back 19

Opaque

Front 20

All of the following are part of the mandible except

Back 20

Incisive fossa