Do you know anything about restorative art? Do you suppose you can take on this quiz? Restorative art is the study of humans as a biological species with interest, and it plays an integral role in the grieving and healing process for families and loved ones. It plays a significant part in mortuary science with the reconstruction of the outward appearance of the deceased. It is also used to restore works of art that have been damaged. Take this quiz and learn more about restorative art.
Zygomatic
Maxilla
Mandible
Occipital
Ears
Eyes
Cheeks
Eye brows
Coronoid Processes
Sternocleidomastoid muscles
Digastric muscles
Platysma muscle
Ramus
Condyle
Body
Angle
Optical Facial Sulci / Crows Feet
Interciliary Sulci
Transverse Frontal Sulci
Linear Sulci
The Lines of the Temple
The Frontal Eminences
The Superciliary Eminences
The Supraorbital Margins
The Lateral lobe
The Medial Lobe
The Arch of the Wing
The Weather Line
Ink
Blood
Tar
Nicotine
The head
The tail
The superior margin
The body
Sodium Hypochloride
Phenol
Hardening Compound
Plaster of Paris
Emaciation
Putrefaction
Desiccation
Dehydration
A: Cold Water
B: Warm Water
C: Vinager
D: Salt
E: Drying Powder
F: B and D Only
G: A and C Only
Starch
Cream Cosmetics
Massage Cream
White Petroleum Jelly
Application of Heat (A Blow Dryer)
Overlap
Abut
Are open
Protrude
The Tragus
The Antitragus
The Scapha
The External Auditory Meatus
The Intertragic Notch
The Helix
The Anti-Helix
The Malleus, Incus and Stapes
The Angulus Oris Eminence
The Labial Sulci
The Nasoolabial Fold
The Labiomental Sulcus
The Philtrum
IVORY BAR SOAP
ACETONE
VINAGER
PHENOL
BLEACH
Cement with Alpha Aron and Baking Soda
Suture
Fill with Spray Foam insulation
A Small Pellet of Colored wax
Crepe Hair
Camel Hair
Cillia
Donor Hair
Obliquely upward and outward
Obliquely downward and inward
Straight from superior to inferior
From lateral to Medial
After Arterial Embalming
During Arterial Embalming
Prior to Arterial Embalming
Never Opened
Torso and Head are joined before embalming
Head and Torso are embalmed separately
Head is embalmed , Torso is not
Torso is Embalmed , Head is not
Reattach loose skin with Alpha Aron Sealer
Reattach loose skin margins with Autopsy Powder
Reattach loose skin with mortuary wax
Remove loose skin
Prevent dehydration
Prevent further spread of discoloration
Prevent leakage
Hold wax reconstruction in place
Be applied from the front to the back
Be made with Crepe hair shorter than is required
Be applied so that each application overlaps the preceding one
Be applied from the most superior plane to the most inferior plane
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