MOR 341 - Embalming II Clinical

1. Analyze an embalming case
   1. Explain acceptable case analysis procedures
   2. Recall the legal implications that are noted during an embalming analysis
   3. Contrast various embalming cases which have different pre-embalming considerations
2. Execute the embalming procedure
   1. Set the facial features as a normal part of the embalming process
   2. Locate the vessels of the vascular system that will be used for injection
   3. Inject embalming chemicals to accomplish the embalming process
   4. Treat the viscera of the thoracic and abdominal cavities
3. Complete the procedures required of an embalmed body
   1. Demonstrate appropriate post-embalming procedures of terminal disinfection
   2. Conduct a post-embalming analysis of the case to determine any further treatments (when necessary)
   3. Complete the necessary/required documentation regarding the embalming process
4. Complete the embalming procedure required by a difficult case
   1. Describe the proper procedure for the difficulty
   2. Execute the proper embalming procedure for the difficulty, which may include: burn victims, decomposition cases, infants, drowning victims, or decedents to be transported to other funeral home (specifically those to board a common carrier)
5. Identify proper embalming techniques for special cases
   1. Recall the embalming considerations and treatments for purge
   2. List the embalming considerations and treatments for gases