The primary purpose of embalming is restoration.

Select the two best answers that apply – Hypostasis:

This instrument is used to aspirate blood and arterial fluid from the open cavity of the autopsied body. It has many small openings so it will not get clogged with feces, pieces of flesh, bone, or whatever else might be in the cavity.

The antemortem settling of blood in dependent tissues:

The decomposition of carbohydrates is called:

Desquamation is a:

Postmortem cellular death follows somatic death.

The postmortem increase in body temperature:

The pathological death of body cells as a result of disease processes is called:

The evacuation of gases, liquids, and semi-solids from a natural body orifice is called: