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The Process of Embalming
39:07 - 45:05 (05:58)
The process of embalming involves the use of a trocar and high index fluid which is pumped through the arterial system to force out blood through the jugular vein. The hollow organs are suctioned out with a trocar.
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An interview with a professional embalmer explains the process of embalming, which involves making incisions near the collarbone to access the carotid artery and jugular vein and pumping embalming fluid into the body while removing all the blood.
39:07 - 40:27 (01:20)
Summary
An interview with a professional embalmer explains the process of embalming, which involves making incisions near the collarbone to access the carotid artery and jugular vein and pumping embalming fluid into the body while removing all the blood.
ChapterThe Process of Embalming
EpisodeHow Embalming Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Learn about the process of embalming, including the draining of blood and pumping of fluid through arterial systems, along with the adjustments made based on individual cases.
40:27 - 42:01 (01:34)
Summary
Learn about the process of embalming, including the draining of blood and pumping of fluid through arterial systems, along with the adjustments made based on individual cases.
ChapterThe Process of Embalming
EpisodeHow Embalming Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The process of embalming involves the use of a trocar, a high index fluid, and suctioning out the fluid from hollow organs.
42:01 - 45:05 (03:04)
Summary
The process of embalming involves the use of a trocar, a high index fluid, and suctioning out the fluid from hollow organs. If someone dies of a contagious disease and hasn’t been embalmed, the disease could still be contagious to others.