As is often the case in this day and age, a greater number of cases the Embalmer deals with are Obese.
If you think of embalming as a sort of transfusion, where you replace bodily fluids, blood/urea and contents from the digestive tract, with formalin! Then, It is obvious that an overweight person will need more formaldehyde injected into them, than someone thinner!
Formaldehyde is a water solvent gas! Whenever it interacts with fluid it sets of a turbulent chemical reaction which, when harnessed within an air free environment, triggers a response, which within the arterial system of the human body, leads to the bodily tissue hardening in a plastic state! This kills off internal pathogens and (along with external cleaning of the outer bodily tissue... and aspiration and treatment with 100% cavity formaldehyde fluid of the internal organs) renders the body safe.An d, as a rule, when treating obese cases you should always opt for a strong and pliable artery to raise! The ideal one being , in my opinion, the main Carotid artery! If, like many embalmers you choose to go for the Femoral, then, because of the persons weight, you are asking for trouble...(this artery will often be occluded with clots and the fatty tissue around it will give you difficulties because of the slippery emissions that will ensue! It is always advisable to carry out drainage via the Jugular vein via the head, as often, obese people have high blood pressure and circulatory problems prior to their demise,which can result in a livid appearance of the skin.
Apart from the obvious difficulties of lifting/transporting obese people, I would just have to say that no specialized embalming techniques are necessary for obese patients... It's just that you just have to give the extra mile and persevere as you go along...... Hope this helped a bit... C.
You'll have to lie down on the bed instead of on top of the woman!
well peopple eat to feed their obese bodies and mind. people stink because they ran out of soap bcuz they spent all their money on food to feed their obeses bodies
more obese, most obese
A gastric bypass is performed by a board-certified general surgeon who has specialized in the surgical treatment of obese patients. An anesthesiologist is responsible for administering anesthesia
Food now a days are fast, fried, and unhealthy. People don't care what they put into their bodies nad that is why our youth is obese. Hope this helps.
Teens must keep active as their bodies are always growing. If a teen (or mostly anyone) does not keep active, it is easiest for teens to become obese.
70% of Aussie males are obese or overweight and 60% of Aussie females are obese or overweight. That makes 43% of Australians obese or overweight.
The word 'obese' is not a verb; obese is an adjective, a word to describe a noun: an obese budget, an obesedog, etc.The noun form for the adjective obese is obeseness. A related noun form is obesity.
100% of ethiopa is obese
'obese' in french is 'obèse'
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