Introduction to RA

What is the primary purpose of Restorative Art?

• To help families cope with death.

• To study the psychological effect on families.

• To fulfill a professional obligation.

• To ensure the deceased can rest in peace.

Which term refers to the study of the face and features, focusing on surface contours and structures, but not function?

• Asymmetry

• Norm

• Physiognomy

• Balance

What does 'Asymmetry' refer to in the context of Restorative Art?

• The balance of facial features.

• The similarity between both sides of the face.

• The difference of paired features – the two sides of a feature of both halves of the face.

• The common characteristics of each part of a feature or face.

When are the Classifying Restorative Procedures typically scheduled?

• Before Embalming

• During Embalming

• After Embalming

• All of the above

What is one of the restorative art procedures that should be done before embalming?

• Hypodermic tissue injection.

• Feature modeling.

• Pose features before tissues settle.

• Bleaching/masking discolorations.

Which of the following is a restorative art procedure performed during embalming?

• Suturing clean cuts.

• Wax surfaces.

• Limit swelling.

• Attachment of dismembered part.

What is a restorative art technique applied after embalming?

• Corrective alignment of nose and jaw.

• Internal tissue building.

• Bleaching/masking discolorations.

• Puncture blisters.

Which procedure is specifically mentioned for use after 8-10 hours post embalming?

• Hypodermic tissue injection.

• Wax surfaces.

• Reduction of swelling.

• Suture clean cuts.

What is considered a minor restoration in restorative art?

• Restoring a full head of hair.

• Correcting a miss-aligned feature.

• Repair and reconstruction of multiple fractures.

• Reattachment of dismembered limb, decapitation, or dismembered part.

Which of the following is an example of major restoration requiring technical skill?

• Suturing clean cuts.

• Waxing lips, abrasions, razor burns, sutures.

• Modeling a facial feature.

• Bleaching or concealing discolorations.