The basic course in embalming begins with a brief explanation of the need for embalming and its results. The history of embalming is explored from earlier times up to and including modern day. Also, the basic considerations such as equipment and instruments are introduced. In addition, a complete study of post mortem changes along with the various physical and chemical changes are addressed during this quarter. Cause and manners of death are also examined. Ante-mortem changes and their effect are also discussed. Last, analyzing the case and prescribing the proper fluid dilution mixture is explored. 3 quarter hours credit.
