Emb I Unit 1 Quiz

At what formaldehyde level is there immediate danger to life?

What process chemically treats bodies to reduce microorganisms and restore appearance?

Which is/are considered most important in embalming?

When does cavity fluid injection occur?

The permissible exposure limit of formaldehyde vapor in a TWA (8 hours) is what?

Potentially infective, contaminated workplace hazard waste is called:

What does PPE refer to?

Required permission before embalming can be performed is called:

What is disinfection that takes place prior to embalming?

Chemical treatment to reduce microorganisms and restore appearance is:

How many types of embalming are there?

Pathogenic microorganisms present in human blood that can cause disease are called what?

What is the basic premise of universal precautions?

Cavity embalming consists of aspiration and what other step?

What is the Formaldehyde Standard for short-term exposure?

Detailed listing of body conditions and treatments is called:

Every dead body in the preparation room should be

What infection control method treats all human blood and body fluids as if infected?

The maximum average level of exposure to formaldehyde over an eight hour time period is

What treatment is accomplished by aspiration and injection of body cavities?

Semi-convulsive twitches occurring before death are called:

What are the two types of tests that must occur in every funeral home where formaldehyde is used?