CMT Restorative Art & Cosmetology

Question 1

Which technique is used to restore a sunken facial area caused by tissue gas or dehydration?

Accepted Answer

Hypodermic tissue building

Answer

Arterial injection

Answer

Cavity treatment

Answer

Surface compress

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of using wax in restorative art?

Accepted Answer

To rebuild missing or damaged facial features

Answer

To preserve internal organs

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To disinfect the body surface

Answer

To seal arterial injection sites

Question 3

Which cosmetic application method is most appropriate for a viewing with harsh overhead lighting?

Accepted Answer

Matte finish cosmetics applied thinly

Answer

Heavy gloss finish for visibility

Answer

Dark foundation to reduce reflection

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No cosmetics to appear natural

Question 4

What is 'desquamation' in the context of restorative art?

Accepted Answer

Slippage of the outer skin layer

Answer

Contraction of facial muscles

Answer

Purging of internal gases

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Darkening of surface tissues

Question 5

When setting the features of a deceased person, which structure is wired or sutured to hold the mouth closed?

Accepted Answer

The mandible to the maxilla

Answer

The hyoid bone to the clavicle

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The zygomatic arch to the mandible

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The nasal septum to the maxilla

Question 6

Which condition causes greenish skin discoloration most commonly seen in the lower abdomen early in decomposition?

Accepted Answer

Putrefaction from bacterial activity

Answer

Livor mortis pooling

Answer

Hypostasis in surface capillaries

Answer

Arterial injection leakage