In sclerotic arteries, the diameter of the injection tube should be:

The embalmer should remove as much blood from the decedent as possible for the following reasons:                                              I              creates primary dilution                                              II             to remove extravascular discolorations                                              III            to prevent distention                                              IV            to retard post-embalming decomposition

Discoloration caused by pinpoint bleeding under the skin is called:

When septicemia is the cause of death, the embalmer should anticipate:

A second degree burn would typically require which of the following treatments:

The embalmer must attend to charred tissue when this condition is present:

Ascites is an:

“Solid” edema is the result of:

This discoloration is the result of the reaction of HCHO with hemoglobin to form methyl hemoglobin:

Chemical reactions may occur between the drugs that the decedent was taking and the embalming chemicals.  For example, some embalming fluids may form ___________ when they come in contact with certain antibiotics.