The Art of Embalming Goes Back to a Practice of the Ancient

question 27

Multiple Choice

The art of embalming goes back to a practice of the ancient Egyptians and Chinese,who believed in preserving the body so that the soul could return.This practice was known as

• A) mummification.
• B) autopsy.
• C) cremation.
• D) ancient burial.

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Definitions:

Gastric Residual Volume

The amount of content remaining in the stomach after a period of digestion, important in assessing gastrointestinal motility and feeding tolerance.

Enteral Feeding

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Elevate Head

A positioning technique where the head of a bed or patient is raised, typically to improve breathing or digestion.

Small-Bore Feeding Tube

A narrow tube used for administrating nutrition directly to the stomach or intestines.