During the embalming of a body with generalized edema, the embalmer uses restricted cervical injection. What is the rationale behind this technique?

During embalming, an embalmer notices that the tissues are not firming despite the use of a strong arterial solution. The deceased had renal failure. What factor MOST likely interferes with tissue firming in this situation?

An embalmer is preparing a body with ascites. They notice that the abdomen is tense and distended. What is the MOST appropriate initial step in managing this condition?

An embalmer observes a deceased individual with a cherry-red discoloration. Which of the following scenarios is the MOST likely cause of this discoloration?

Embalmers often encounter livor mortis. Which of the following techniques will be MOST effective in reducing livor mortis?

An embalmer is preparing a body that is showing signs of decomposition, including a foul odor.  Which of the following is a primary contributor to the odor of decomposition?

Which of the following are advantages of using focus groups in program evaluation?  Select all that apply.

A local government is assessing an after-school program aimed at improving academic performance. The program has already been fully implemented, and the government is interested in understanding the long-term effects on student performance after one year of participation. Which type of evaluation would be most appropriate for this situation?

In the USGRA interscalene approach versus the classic Winnie PNS approach, the amount of local anesthetic used is:

An acceptable motor response(s) with an interscalene block using a PNS (pick two):