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Behind-the-Scenes of Working with Cadavers

Question 20

What is the primary benefit of the band saw for anatomical studies?

A.Creates finer cuts

B.Cuts faster than other tools

C.Helps in understanding three-dimensional structures

D.Allows simultaneous multiple dissections

Question 1

How are the bodies transported to the lab?

A.By a cadaver delivery service

B.In a Toyota Tacoma

C.Using a specialized hearse

D.In an ambulance

Question 2

What must individuals decide when donating their body to science?

A.If they want a funeral

B.Whether to be an organ donor

C.If they want to be a common grave or return to family body

D.The type of embalming fluid

Question 3

What preservation agent is used in the lab to keep tissues moist?

A.Formaldehyde

B.Phoxy Ethanol

C.Ethylene Glycol

D.Saline Solution

Question 4

What is the main purpose for individuals donating their bodies to science?

A.To avoid funeral costs

B.To educate students

C.Personal legacy

D.To support forensic research

Question 5

What tool is used to create a sagittal head section?

A.Bone saw

B.Dremel tool

C.Scalpel

D.Band saw

Question 6

How long can common grave bodies be kept at the lab?

A.2 years

B.5 years

C.10 plus years

D.13 years

Question 7

What kind of bugs are used to clean skeletal remains naturally?

A.Dermestid beetles

B.Rhino beetles

C.Dung beetles

D.Ladybugs

Question 8

What is the preferred room condition for storing embalmed bodies?

A.Refrigerated

B.Frozen

C.Room temperature

D.Heated

Question 9

How long have some bodies been in the lab according to the text?

A.Since 2010

B.Since 2012

C.For 5 years

D.For 8 years

Question 10

What is not a characteristic of embalmed bodies in an anatomy lab?

A.They must be stored in the freezer

B.They are sprayed with preservatives

C.Blood is removed

D.They are embalmed with infused chemicals

Question 11

What is a unique aspect of Jeffrey the skeleton's preparation?

A.He was embalmed twice

B.His bones were boiled

C.He may have been cleaned by flesh-eating bugs

D.His skeleton is made of plastic

Question 12

Why do the bodies in the lab need to be embalmed differently than those for funerals?

A.To create a rejuvenating effect

B.For short-term preservation

C.To maintain long-term preservation for years

D.For aesthetic purposes

Question 13

Why is room temperature suitable for embalmed bodies?

A.It helps in quick decomposition

B.Keeps bodies warm

C.Preservation is enhanced by embalming fluid

D.It's more comfortable for visitors

Question 14

What does the embalming fluid do once injected?

A.Turns tissues into plastics

B.Circulates temporarily

C.Precipitates into tissues for preservation

D.Replaces the body's blood

Question 15

What misconception might people have about organ donors ending up in the lab?

A.They need special embalming

B.They automatically become anatomical specimens

C.Organ donation is identical to body donation

D.They can't have an open-casket funeral

Question 16

Why might someone think about death differently when first entering an anatomy lab?

A.They are scared of the dark

B.They might have a sensitive disposition

C.Death is a hard concept for all

D.They have recently experienced personal loss

Question 17

Why does dissection take a lot of time?

A.It needs to be a precise art

B.The tools are inefficient

C.The bodies are moving

D.The anatomy changes frequently

Question 18

What is a potential effect of a student’s anatomical learning?

A.Increases life expectancy

B.Prepares them for medical questions

C.Enhances abstract reasoning

D.Improves practical life-saving skills

Question 19

How do the bodies benefit the wider community, apart from students?

A.By being famous

B.Through educational videos online

C.As part of sporting events

D.Exhibitions in museums