What is most important to the embalmer that notices a deceased has jaundice?

Invasive treatments or procedures, such as channeling or incision, are called

When you position a body by flexing, rotating, bending, or massaging the deceased the result can be swelling of the body.

Employee training records are to be kept on file for how many years?

If you have pricked your finger while suturing up and autopsy, when should you report this to your superior?

According to the Hazard Communication Rule, which of the following must be included in shipments of hazardous materials?

A fatal disease caused by a prion, a pathogenic agent that is nearly impossible to destroy and is concentrated in cerebrospinal fluid.

It is common for additional incisions to be on the back and arms of infants suspected to have been battered.

How are communicable diseases spread?

An apparatus that is connect to the water supply that wen the water is turned on, suction is developed and is used to aspirate the contents of the body’s cavities is called a(n)