BMS BMS Bachelor of Mortuary Science Restorative Art and Modeling Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

Which wax is most commonly used for restorative art surface restorations due to its pliability and skin-like finish?

Accepted Answer

Maschke's cream wax

Answer

Paraffin wax

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Beeswax

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Carnauba wax

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of a trocar button in restorative art?

Accepted Answer

To seal trocar puncture wounds

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To attach prosthetic features

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To anchor wax buildups

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To inject cavity fluid

Question 3

When rebuilding a missing ear using cotton and wax, which anatomical landmark serves as the primary reference point?

Accepted Answer

The tragus position relative to the corner of the eye

Answer

The mastoid process

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The temporal ridge

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The zygomatic arch

Question 4

What modeling technique is used to replicate natural skin texture on wax restorations?

Accepted Answer

Stippling with a textured brush or spatula

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Smooth buffing with cotton

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Sanding with fine-grit paper

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Spraying with sealant

Question 5

In cases of severe trauma with tissue loss to the nose, what internal support structure is typically used before applying wax?

Accepted Answer

Cotton or mortuary putty packed into the nasal cavity

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A wooden dowel inserted through the septum

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Wire mesh sutured to surrounding tissue

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Plaster of Paris cast

Question 6

Which cosmetic application method provides the most natural-looking finish over wax restorations?

Accepted Answer

Airbrushing with opaque cosmetics

Answer

Heavy powder application

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Liquid foundation applied with fingers

Answer

Spray tan solution