What does diffusion refer to in the embalming process?

Which sign best confirms diffusion rather than just distribution?

During an embalming procedure, the embalmer notices a resistance to fluid flow. Which of the following is an example of intravascular resistance?

What happens during secondary dilution?

The swelling of tissues in a decomposed body occurs because the capillary walls, after being decomposed, can no longer hold:

When is cavity aspiration performed before or during arterial injection?

How does the embalmer locate the right side of the heart using the trocar guide?

The external iliac artery becomes the femoral artery at what specific anatomical point?

During shipping prep, you are asked to protect the clothing and prevent leakage. Which garment is most appropriate for full-body protection?

During an embalming procedure, the embalmer is working in the femoral triangle. They need to identify the femoral artery, vein, and nerve. How are these structures arranged within the femoral triangle?