It is possible to have a copious drainage and still remove very little blood from the body.

10 ounces of a 16-index fluid would be required to make 20 ounces of a(n)

originates from the arch of the aorta

The femoral artery lies lateral and superficial to the femoral vein.

If your arterial solution is too dilute, it can cause moisture in the interstitial tissues to move into the capillaries, bringing about dehydration.

A line drawn from the center of the popliteal space to a point midway between the medial malleolus and the calcaneus bone is the linear guide for:

The radial artery is a good choice for primary injection site, as long as you use the split-injection method of injection.

If you were tracing embalming solution back from the thumb side of the right hand and it was heading towards your drainage site at the right femoral vein, which sequence of the following would be correct once the solution passes from the superficial and deep volar venous arches? 1 basilic vein; 2 axillary vein; 3 right atrium; 4 right innominate vein; 5 right subclavian vein; 6 cephalic vein; 7 SVC; 8 brachial vein; 9 IVC; 10 through the heart

Select all that apply.  A purse-string suture would be good to use for suturing 

The use of extremely hypotonic embalming solutions can waterlog tissues.