Emb II Vocab Set 1

7 Written Questions

1. Method of drainage in which drainage occurs continuously during vascular injection
2. A multi-point injection in the autopsied or unautopsied body in which six areas of the body are injected separately. Right and left Common Carotid, Axillary and Femoral Arteries are frequently used.
3. substance that in solution can pass through a semipermeable membrane
4. Assimilation of gas, vapor or dissolved materials by the surface of a solid or liquid
5. The ascending aorta and the arch of aorta
6. Passage of some elements of arterial solution from within the capillary (intravascular) to the tissue spaces (extravascular)
7. Vascular injection that utilizes two or more injection sites

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Injection and drainage from one location
   1. One Point Injection
   2. Multipoint Injection
   3. Six Point Injection
   4. Split Injection
2. That pressure indicated by the injector guage needle when the arterial tube is open and the arterial solution is flowing into the body
   1. Contact Pressure
   2. Differential Pressure
   3. Arteriole
   4. Actual Pressure
3. Mixture of arterial fluid and water used for the arterial injection
   1. Arterial Fluid
   2. Arteriole
   3. Arterial Solution
   4. Adsorbtion
4. Movement of molecules in solution from an area of greater concentration to an area of lesser concentration until a uniform concentration is reached
   1. Diffusion
   2. Crystalloid
   3. Adsorbtion
   4. Arteriole
5. Movement of arterial solution through the arterial system in into the capillaries
   1. Arterial Solution
   2. Center of Arterial Distribution
   3. Arterial Solution Distribution
   4. Arterial Solution Diffusion (Perfusion)
6. Method of injection where both common carotid arteries are raised.
   1. Six Point Injection
   2. Multipoint Injection
   3. Restricted Cervical Injection
   4. Split Injection

6 True/False Questions

1. Differential Pressure → That pressure indicated by the injector guage needle when the arterial tube is open and the arterial solution is flowing into the body

   True        False

2. Arteriole → One of the small terminal branches of an artery, especially one that connects with a capillary

   True        False

3. Instant Tissue Fixation → Injection from one side and drainage from a separate site

   True        False

4. Split Injection → A multi-point injection in the autopsied or unautopsied body in which six areas of the body are injected separately. Right and left Common Carotid, Axillary and Femoral Arteries are frequently used.

   True        False

5. Arterial Fluid → Mixture of arterial fluid and water used for the arterial injection

   True        False

6. Contact Pressure → Extravascular pressure from contact with embalming table or positioning devices

   True        False