1Zeiglercase
Gasket sealed metal container used mainly for shipping.
2Drainage
Discharge or withdrawal of blood during vascular embalming.
3Stomach
Brown or coffee ground purge will normally be from this source.
5Procurement
Recovery of organs or tissues from a body for transplantation.
6Baseball
Considered the most secure and commonly used suture method.
7Phrenology
Detailed study of the shape and size of the cranium.
8Hunter
Embalming brothers of the 1700's.
9Eight
Number of cranial bones.
10Norm
Most common characteristics of a feature or face.
11Headfreeze
Method of immediate fixation and preservation through the use of high index arterial chemical.
12Action
High intensity embalming powder.
13Osmosis
Passage of a solvent through a semi permeable membrane.
14Eye
Two thirds to one third is the normal line of closure for this.
15Burn
Damage to the tissue from heat.
17Neutralize
Chemotherapeutic agents often have this effect on formaldehyde fixation.
18Stroke
Cerebrovascular accident caused by a small rupture to cerebral arteries.
19Communicable
Disease that may be transferable directly or indirectly by an infectious agent.
20Restrictedcervical
Injection of the head as a separate embalming.
21Lungs
Source of foamy purge.
22Physiognomy
The study of the face and features.
23Compound
Fracture exhibiting exposed bone.
24Multipoint
Injection at two or more sites.
25Anterior
Referring to the front or forward part.