is known as setting the features. Once the face is ready, the mortician begins embalming the body. Embalming has four parts; the first part is arterial embalming which involves injecting chemicals into the blood vessels. The mortician then massages the body to break up any clots and ensure proper distribution of the embalming fluid. Next is cavity embalming, removal of the internal fluids, and injection of embalming fluid.
With a rod (spreader) that was dip in ethanol and then place under the busen burner in order to neutralize it; we spread the bacteria on every surface area of the petri dish. We wanted approximately 10 minutes for the bacteria to dry off, before applying the antibiotics. The three antibiotics were place in the center of the quadrants and a control was also place in the fourth quadrants carefully. Once this was done we close the petri dish and sealed it with parafilm for more protection for the environment of the bacteria. The two petri dish that contained E. coli and S. Marscensen were placed upside down and allowed the growth of the bacteria to interact with the antibiotics for a week.
-Get six wooden splints that have been soaked in water. -Place them in the beaker half filled with water to continue soaking at your lab station. -Fill a second 250-mL beaker about half-full with tap water. Label this beaker “rinse water.” -Light the Bunsen burner. -Take one of the wooden splints and dip the soaked end in one of the metallic salts,
Many of the corpses' hair is intact, and the colours range in colour from blonde and red to deep brown, it was typically long, curly and plaited. The hair colour may have been altered by salt. Anthropologists revealed that the textiles found accompanying the mummies were woven with a sophisticated loom, and that this was the farthest east the weaving technique had been known to be practiced. The arid climate of the Taklamakan desert dried out the bodies prior to decomposition, and the high concentration of salt in the soil composition aided in the drying process, leeching moisture from the bodies. Bottomless coffins enabled good air circulation, helping the body to dry out.
The Coffin of Pedi-Osiris, Pedi-Osiris was also known as the Lord of the Underworld, was made between the years of 305 BC-30 AD by various Egyptian artists using an Egyptian mummification process. The coffin, standing at more than 7 feet tall and large enough to contain the Priest, who enclosed in numerous layers of linen cloth, was made to resemble religious semiology and linear decorations using wood, polychrome, gold inlay and paint. Egyptian religion believed in resurrection after death and coffins were made to represent the life after death in order to ensure a successful rebirth. The artists used elaborate and detailed scenes using linear designs and hieroglyphs engravings on the sarcophagus to instruct and assist the Priest on his journey the through the underworld into the afterlife. The ancient Egyptian sarcophagi included illustrations depicting animals, religious proceedings and funerals that are painted on both sides of the coffin.
First the clothes were removed and they washed and purified the body with a natron solution. Then all the organs were removed except for the heart and kidneys. They used stuffing such as sand, mud, or resin to fill up the body. Then they dehydrating with natron the body and applied a natural substance called Natron. Next, the body was wrapped in linen and placed in a stone coffin.
The linen got soaked in resin, when it dried the linen became hard. Then the priest wrapped it in magic charms in the mummy’s linen strips. They wrapped until the body was covered. When the body was fully wrapped, they put it in a mummy case. It had decoration in the mummy case.
| | | | | | |Washing a contaminated scope. (Gastro |Once a contaminated scope has been used and then come through into the dirty side off scope | |scope/Colon scope) |wash, I first fill my sinks with water and put one squirt off disinfectant which is Thermoton| | |into the dirty side off the sinks. | | |I then put on my PPE which includes | | |Red apron
6) The ether was removed using the rotary evaporator. We discarded the used MGSO4 into solid waste containers. The solid that remained after ether evaporated was the neutral organic compound. 7) We scraped the solid from the flask with a spatula and allowed the solid to dry thoroughly on a piece of filter
4. Prepare lancet device and have it ready to use. 5. Prepare the finger by cleaning it with a alcohol wipe. Allow it to air dry.