What is another name for the cardinal sign of inflammation known as pain?

When preparing unembalmed remains for viewing, what action can the embalmer take without written permission? 

What type of incision is recommended for the removal of a pacemaker?

What is used primarily for cavity fluids and cold sterilization of embalming instruments?

What type of co-injection fluid should you use with eye donation cases?

What religious text is used to determine the accurate time for casketing a member of the Buddhist faith? 

What is the vertical groove located between the columna nasi and the medial lobe of the mucous membrane of the upper lip?

What procedure should be used to address arthritic conditions resulting in spinal curvature and the deceased appearing to be in the fetal position?

Why would an embalmer choose to utilize the femoral artery as the main injection site?

Which technique will allow features to be set after the trunk has been both embalmed and aspirated?