Spring 2025 Restorative Art Flashcard on Packet 7

Front

Temporary sutures are used to hold tissue in position during embalming.

Back

TRUE

Front

Underlying tissues must be firm and dry before applying wax to the area that needs to be restored.

Back

TRUE

Front

Corrosive acids, such as phenol, may be employed to sear deep tissues of a cavity in order to establish surface dryness and prevent possible leakage.

Back

TRUE

Front

A suture is a stitch made by the embalmer.

Back

TRUE

Front

Intradermal sutures should be used on unexposed areas.

Back

FALSE

Front

Which of the following sutures acts as a base for wax?
Options: Basket weave, Worm, Baseball, Single loop

Back

Basket weave

Front

Before preparing a deceased whose face has been distorted by disease: Discuss the restorative possibilities with the family and obtain permission before proceeding.

Back

Discuss the restorative possibilities with the family and obtain permission before proceeding.

Front

A suture used to turn under excess skin is called:

Back

Worm

Front

Diseased tissue around a malignant tumor should be:

Back

Excised

Front

Which of the following is synonymous with the intradermal suture? Running, Lock, Hidden, Interrupted, Worm

Back

Hidden