1. Abrasions, Lacerations and Razor Burn

2. Abrasion protect surrounding tissue with massage cream
remove small prominences and scabs after embalming with a scalpel
if moist: surface pack
opaque cosmetic (discoloration), waxing
“feather” the wax

3. Lacerations removal of scabs removal of dehydrated edges
Pre-embalming Treatment
Embalming Treatment
Post-embalming Treatment

4. Razor Burns
Pre-embalming Treatments
Post-embalming Treatments

5. Bleaching Discolorations: 1) surface compress 2) hypodermic injection
3) phenol

6. Burns Types of agents: 1) open flames 2) scalds 3) radiant heat
4) explosions
5) corrosive chemicals
6) gasoline flames

7. Degree of Burns
First Degree
Second Degree
Third Degree
Fourth Degree

8. Specific Burns
Thermal Burns
Chemical Burns
Electrical Burns

9. Decapitation Attachment of head to trunk: 1) splint and/or dowel
2) alignment of head
3) suturing muscles
4) application of filler
5) suturing of skin margins
6) wax surfacing

10. Fractures Types: simple and compound Treatments:
1) retracting and resetting
2) wire bridging
3) suturing
4) splinting