It is possible to have a copious drainage and still remove very little blood from the body.

This has excellent disinfectant qualities, but produces less firming than formaldehyde.

Bleaching of the tissues, drying of the tissues, the distension of small surface vessels, loss of skin elasticity, and the presence of dyes in the tissues, are some of the signs of arterial distribution and diffusion.

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The deceased appears to be a ‘normal’ case, except that his/her face is congested with blood. You know you need to drain as much of the blood as you possibly can. Which injection method would most likely give the best results, and is most likely to be your first choice?

The arterial fluid injected into an edematous body will be:

Please match the following.  An answer should only be used once.

If an incision is made along the lateral margin of the lower 1/3 of the crest of the tibia, which artery is being raised?

The secondary dilution of embalming fluids occurs when:

An influential person in medical embalming who discovered the circulation of blood in 1628: