BMS FREE BMS Restorative Art Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

Which wax is most commonly used for rebuilding damaged facial features during restorative art procedures?

Accepted Answer

Wound filler wax

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Beeswax

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Paraffin wax

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Carnauba wax

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of applying a surface restorer or massage cream before cosmetizing an embalmed body?

Accepted Answer

To restore moisture and natural skin texture

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To disinfect the skin surface

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To seal incisions permanently

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To lighten discoloration

Question 3

When reconstructing a missing ear, which anatomical landmark is used to determine proper ear placement?

Accepted Answer

The corner of the eye and the angle of the jaw

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The tip of the nose

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The hairline and the zygomatic arch

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The tragus of the opposite ear only

Question 4

What is the correct order of steps when performing a cranial autopsy restoration?

Accepted Answer

Pack cranial cavity, replace calvarium, apply adhesive, suture scalp

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Suture scalp, apply adhesive, replace calvarium, pack cranial cavity

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Apply adhesive, pack cranial cavity, suture scalp, replace calvarium

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Replace calvarium, suture scalp, pack cranial cavity, apply adhesive

Question 5

Which suture technique is preferred for closing long incisions in restorative art because it distributes tension evenly?

Accepted Answer

Intradermal or subcutaneous suture

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Interrupted suture

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Baseball suture

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Basket-weave suture

Question 6

What is the effect of jaundice on cosmetic treatment during restorative art?

Accepted Answer

It requires an opaque undercoat or color-correcting base before cosmetics

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It requires only standard foundation application

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It has no effect on cosmetic procedures

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It only affects the hands and feet