Restorative Art II Review

___ is used to secure the margins of holes in position.

The silhouette of the face from a side view

The most adhesive of waxes

Antemortem injury resulting from friction of the skin against a firm object resulting in the removal of the epidermis

_____ is the word used in restorative art to describe the ear.

Draws the hyoid bone superiorly

The depression between the crura

A crevice in the skin bordered by adjacent elevations

Which of these are factors responsible for facial markings?

An observable change in human form over thousands of years has been ____

The widest part of the nose bordered by the nasal sulcus and the anterior nares

There are nine natural facial markings present at birth.

All of these are considered surface stain removers EXCEPT

Swelling can be caused by ___ pre-embalming.

The soft tissue under the eyes

A classification given to a nose that is long, narrow, high bridged

The ____ bones lie directly inferior to the glabella.

The history of restorative art has its roots with the embalming techniques of

This is the feature the family first notices when looking at the deceased.

Facial shape that appears wider at the jawline than at the cheekbone and forehead

Projection of the jaw, or jaws is known as prognathism

If cosmetics are applied over wet sealer, their colors will become lighter.

Females are generally taller than males.

_____ is the association of color.

Eye closure should always be in the lower one-half of the eye orbit.

The apex of the pyramidal mass of the nose, lying directly inferior to the forehead

The normal, well-formed eyebrow usually grows in a pattern that is angled upward and outward

The two methods for restoring color in a deceased person are

A special wax was developed in the ___ specifically for mortuary purposes.

Lamps that are used in funeral homes across the country more than any other type of lighting.

The greatest fault of waxing is ___

Both males and females have ___ shaped skulls when observed from a front, side, or top view.

A surface bone of the head that creates the superior portion of the sides and back of the cranium

Pre-embalming treatments can be described as

A surface lying at a right angle to the source of illumination, which reflects the maximum amount of light

Before embalming, the area around the abrasion should be covered with

Fourth degree burns are characterized by ___

Europeans as well as the Asiatic and African races are distinguishable by ____.

The most common type of lighting found in preparation rooms

Physical anthropologists have classified modern humans into ___ primary races.

In order to model an appropriate restoration, the ____ of the feature must be accurate as well as location

Defined as a cosmetic used to color the mucous membrane of the lips.

Furrows radiating from the corners of the eye

These are bones of the face, but are not considered surface bones.

A depression is classified as

If ___ occurs, it is considered a discoloration

Most embalmers prefer to use cream cosmetics rather than cake,

For injecting the surpaorbital area, the hidden entry point is in ______

Darker colors project seriousness, weight, and depth.

____ has the finest quality of hair, uniform in length, strength, thickness, and spring.