Introduction To Restorative Art

Question 1

The care of the deceased to re-create natural form and color

Answer 1

What is restorative art?

Question 2

The purpose of this is to help families cope with that, and create pleasant memories, picture, free of trauma and sickness

Answer 2

What is the purpose and objective of restorative art

Question 3

The psychological effect on families and friends, professional obligation, and personal satisfaction or three obligations of this

Answer 3

What are the three obligations as incentives of proficiency at restorative art?

Question 4

The study of the face and features dealing only with the surface, contours structures, superficial appearances, but not function

Answer 4

What is physiognomy?

Question 5

The lack of symmetry or balance or proportion; when both sides are different. The difference of paired features, or when two sides of a feature of both halves of a face are different…

Answer 5

What is asymmetry?

Question 6

The most common characteristic of each part of a feature or face

Answer 6

What is the norm?

Question 7

A restoration requiring minimum time or minimal skill

Answer 7

What is a minor restoration?

Question 8

A restoration requiring a long time to complete

Answer 8

What is a major restoration

Question 9

A restoration requiring a longer time to complete as well as a technical skill

Answer 9

What is a major restoration requiring technical skill

Question 10

The three timetables in which restorative art breaks down into are these three

Answer 10

The timetable that is used to define the sort of art process is 1.before embalming 2. during embalming 3. after embalming.

Question 11

Posing features before tissue settles (before during or after?)

Answer 11

What is A skill done before embalming?

Question 12

Corrective alignment of nose and jaw (before during or after?)

Answer 12

What is a skill done before embalming?

Question 13

Hold muscle, or flaps of skin together with temporary suture (before, during or after?)

Answer 13

What is a skill done before embalming?

Question 14

Reset, dislocated features or fractures (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 14

What is a skill done before embalming?

Question 15

Reposition displaced tissue (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 15

What is a skill done before embalming

Question 16

Minor buck teeth, correction (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 16

Minor bucked teeth Correction is a skill done before embalming

Question 17

Puncture blisters (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 17

Puncturing blisters is a skill done before embalming?

Question 18

Suture, cleaning cuts (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 18

Suturing clean cut is a skill done before embalming.

Question 19

Supporting surface tissue where bone is depressed (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 19

Supporting surface tissues were bone is depressed is a skill done before embalming

Question 20

Color tissues, restoring, natural color internally (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 20

Color, tissues, and restoring natural color internally is a skill done during embalming

Question 21

Internal tissue building (from embalming) (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 21

As implied internal tissue building from embalming is a skilled done during embalming.

Question 22

The maintaining posture and positioning of features, and clearing out discoloration through massage ( before during or after embalming?)

Answer 22

Maintaining posture and positioning of features and clearing out. Discoloration through massage is a skill done during embalming?

Question 23

Hypodermic tissue injection (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 23

Hypodermic tissue in injection is a skilled done after embalming?

Question 24

Removing of scabs (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 24

Removing of scabs is a skilled done after embalming?

Question 25

Excising of mutilated tissue (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 25

Excising of mutilated tissue is a skilled done after embalming

Question 26

Suturing of incisions (before during or after embalming)

Answer 26

The suturing of incisions is a skill done after embalming?

Question 27

Reduction of swelling (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 27

Reduction of swelling is a skill done after embalming?

Question 28

Deep wound preparation and filling after exercising of mutilated tissue) (before, during or after embalming)

Answer 28

Deep wound preparation, and filling after exercising, a mutilated tissue is a skill done after embalming

Question 29

Wax services 8 to 10 hours post embalming (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 29

As implied waxing services, 8 to 10 hours after embalming is a skill that has to be done after embalming.

Question 30

Feature modeling (before during or after embalming)

Answer 30

Feature modeling is a skill done after embalming

Question 31

Bleaching/masking discoloration with injection (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 31

Bleaching or masking discoloration with injections is a skill done after embalming?

Question 32

External coloring and cosmetics (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 32

External coloring and cosmetics is a skill done after embalming?

Question 33

Attachment of a dismembered body part (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 33

Attachment of a dismembered body part is a skill done after embalming

Question 34

Simulation of a missing part (before, during or after embalming?)

Answer 34

Simulation of a missing body part is a skill done after embalming

Question 35

Correction of an unpreserved area (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 35

Correction of an unpreserved area is a skill done after embalming.

Question 36

Major buck teeth correction (before during or after embalming?)

Answer 36

Major buck teeth correction is a skill done after embalming.

Question 37

Correction of a misaligned feature (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 37

Correction of a misalign feature is a minor restoration skill

Question 38

Hypo dermic tissue building (minor, major, or technical)

Answer 38

Hypodermic tissue building is a minor restoration skill

Question 39

Reduction of a swelling (minor, major, or technical skill)

Answer 39

Reduction of a swelling is a minor restoration

Question 40

Sub tissue, surgery of mouth or eye (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 40

Sub tissue, surgery of mouth or eye is a minor restoration skill

Question 41

Waxing lips, abrasions, razor, burns, and sutures (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 41

Waxing lips, abrasions, razor burns, and sutures is a minor restoration.

Question 42

Suturing, clean, cuts (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 42

Suturing, clean cuts is a minor restoration skill

Question 43

Small hair replacement (minor, major, or technical skill)

Answer 43

Small hair replacement is a minor restoration skill

Question 44

Bleaching or concealing discoloration (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 44

Bleaching or concealing discoloration is a minor restoration scale

Question 45

Removal of scabs or fever sores (minor, major, or technical skill)

Answer 45

Removal of scabs or fever sores is a minor restoration skill

Question 46

Restoring a full head of hair (minor, major, or technical skill)

Answer 46

Restoring a full head of hair is a major restoration.

Question 47

Sub tissue surgery of a swollen neck (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 47

Tissue surgery of a swollen neck is a major restoration skill

Question 48

Major correction of buck teeth (minor, major, or technical skill)

Answer 48

Major correction of buck teeth is a major restoration

Question 49

Deep wound, or laceration preparation (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 49

Deep wound or laceration preparation is a major restoration

Question 50

Third-degree burns (minor, major, or technical skill?6

Answer 50

Third-degree burns are major restoration

Question 51

Skin slip (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 51

Skin slip is major restoration

Question 52

Reattachment of dismembered, limb, decapitation, or dismembered body part(minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 52

Reattachment of dismembered, limb, decapitation, or dismembered body part is a major restoration

Question 53

Artificially reconstructing, distorted face or cranium (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 53

Artificially reconstructing, distorted face or cranium, is a major restoration requiring technical skill.

Question 54

Waxing a large wound cheek, forehead, or neck (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 54

Waxing a large wound cheek for head or neck is a major restoration, requiring technical skill

Question 55

Modeling a facial feature (minor, major, or technical skill?

Answer 55

Modeling a facial feature is a major restoration required in technical skill.

Question 56

Achieving natural appearance when masking discolored face (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 56

Achieving natural appearance of masking discolored face is a major restoration requiring technical skill.

Question 57

Matching wax with complexion (minor, major, or technical skill?)

Answer 57

Matching wax with complexion is a major restoration requiring technical skill

Question 58

The bones of this body part are thin, flat, or convex, and are locked together by sutures, except for the lower jaw, which is held together by muscles and tendons

Answer 58

What is the skull a.k.a. cranium

Question 59

This body part is considered to be oval or egg shaped, and the width of this is 2/3 in length

Answer 59

What is the skull a.k.a. Cranium

Question 60

The adult face is one half the size of this. An infants face is 1/8 the size of this.

Answer 60

What is the skull a.k.a cranium

Question 61

With the skull, the female jaw and teeth are a bigger or b. smaller

Answer 61

What is smaller: the female jaw and teeth are smaller than the male in the human skull.

Question 62

In the human skull, the female facial bones are considered to be more a. rough and jagged, b. smooth and more round.

Answer 62

Smooth and more round: in the human skull, female, facial bones are considered to be smoother and more round.

Question 63

In the human skull, the female called tends to be A. lighter and thinner or B. heavier and thicker

Answer 63

 lighter and thinner: the female skull tends to be lighter and thinner than the male skull

Question 64

The muscular ridges on a female skull are a. less pronounced B. More pronounced, and the vertex is not as _____. As the male skull.

Answer 64

Less pronounced and high: The female skull muscular ridges are less pronounced, and the vertex of the school is not as high as the male .

Question 65

The jutting out of a part or structure in comparison, with another structure apart, it may, exhibit prominence, when compared to a more dominant structure.

Answer 65

What is projection?

Question 66

Standing forth as to be readily seen a protrusion

Answer 66

What is prominence?

Question 67

The act of receding, moving back to a more distant point

Answer 67

What is recession?

Question 68

A Sunken concave area or part.

Answer 68

What is depression?

Question 69

Divides (body part such as the head) into right and left halves vertically

Answer 69

What is the median plane?

Question 70

At a right angle with median plane, it can be a different levels for comparative purposes

Answer 70

What is the horizontal plane?

Question 71

Slanted plane that is neither vertical nor horizontal

Answer 71

What is the oblique plane.

Question 72

Any surface exhibiting minimum curvature (convexity)

Answer 72

What is a surface plane?

Question 73

Head is long, rounded, high cranial, vertex forehead is full or dome. Like nose is narrow and long lips or thin eyes or blue, gray or brown ears, are moderate in length with large free lobe and flat helix.

Answer 73

What are European, or white features?

Question 74

Long narrow head with Low cranial vertex, nose is broad and flat, thick inverted lips projecting face and recessive Chin. Eyes are dark ears are short and wide, with attached, earlobes and deeply rolled outer rim. 

Answer 74

What are features on African or Black people?

Question 75

Short broadhead with high cranial, vertex white cheekbones, small nose, and slanting eyes the distance from nasal route to inner corner of the eye is minimal ears are long and narrow with wide free lobe and a unrolled outer rim.

Answer 75

What are features on Asian people?