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Frigid Fluid - Supplemental
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Available Supplemental
Items:
Premium Jaundice,
Solvol,
Stop,
Leak Guard,
Water/Clot Guard,
Rose Colortone Dye,
Humectant,
Plasma Flo,
Free Flo.
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Premium Jaundice |
Premium Jaundice brings
together three factors found to be effective with jaundiced bodies.
1) It contains a chemical which bleaches the color of bilirubin, the
pigment responsible for the yellowing of the tissue. 2) It contains
a generous quantity of agents designed to promote distribution
throughout the body, and thus facilitate the flushing of yellow
pigmentations from the body. 3) It also contains a low level of
formaldehyde (8 index) so that large volumes of diluted fluid can
effectively be used to flush the body. In addition Premium Jaundice
contains a special chemical to counter the effect of formaldehyde on
bilirubin, which many embalmers feel is the cause of the "green"
bodies which sometimes develop after embalming. While large volumes
of diluted fluid can be injected, water-logging is not a problem
because of the moisture balancing chemicals formulated into Premium
Jaundice.
Inject Premium Jaundice at 4 to 8 ounces per gallon. Use a
sufficient number of gallons to completely flush the body.
Intermittent drainage is recommended to assist the flushing process.
A higher index arterial fluid can be injected at the end of the
flushing process if further preservation is felt to be necessary.
Thoroughly wash the face and other exposed areas of the body with
soap and water to remove the yellow pigmentation that has surfaced.
Some embalmers prefer to use a mild phenol solution to help bleach
the yellowing that may have surfaced. Rose Colortone can be added to
the diluted arterial injection fluid to counter any remaining yellow
color.
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Solvol |
When a mild fluid is
needed to flush out the arterial system, Frigid recommends Solvol
pre-injection fluid. A 6 index fluid, Solvol is excellent for
clearing the body to allow for better distribution and penetration
of an arterial fluid. Special ingredients help prevent water-logging
sometimes associated with pre-injections, and also help to remove
discoloration. In addition to its use as a pre-injection, Solvol is
useful as a bleaching agent. It penetrates readily into the affected
tissue and remarkably reduces the objectionable discoloration.
Because of its low formaldehyde content and proper modifiers, Solvol
is an excellent fluid for embalming infants. The delicate tissue
receives adequate preservative in an overall mild formulation. If
death is due to contagious disease or has involved renal failure, a
higher index fluid would be advisable.
As a pre-injection use Solvol at a dilution of 6 to 8 ounces per
gallon. Use 1/2 to 1 gallon of diluted fluid to clear the body, and
then continue with arterial fluid injection. As a bleach Solvol may
be injected hypodermically into the affected area or may be used in
a pack over the area. Packs should be covered with plastic to
improve penetration into the tissue and to control fumes.
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Stop |
Stop is the chemical of
choice for controlling tissue gas. Composed of two powerful
disinfectants with the ability to penetrate deeply and rapidly, Stop
gets to the source of tissue gas easily. Once in contact with the
anaerobic bacteria which causes tissue gas, Stop destroys the
bacteria and eliminates further tissue gas spread, decomposition,
and odor formation. A special additive in Stop provides a
lubricating effect to the tissue. It does not dry out or become
brittle as can happen with products somewhat similar to Stop. For
cases where maggots or other insects have infested the remains, a
simple application of Stop will kill all of this type of vermin.
Stop can penetrate through tissue and into tiny cracks to the pests.
Once in contact with the insects, Stop kills them quickly. The
potential for vermin-caused embarrassment is eliminated.
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Leak Guard |
Leak Guard is a unique
supplemental fluid designed to prevent leakage of body fluids and to
pull excessive moisture from the body. Leak Guard combines an
effective pore closer with a proven moisture reducer and tissue
hardener. Badly bloated bodies frequently leak through the pores
complicating their preservation and the lay-out procedure. Leak
Guard closes pores from within so that pore leakage is eliminated.
At the same time Leak Guard helps remove excessive moisture from the
tissue and firms it. To assist the preservation of the body a
non-formaldehyde (glutaraldehyde), but powerful, disinfectant is
included so that Leak Guard can be injected directly into tissue as
well as used in conjunction with an arterial fluid.
Frigid Fluid recommends that Leak Guard be used with the last gallon
or two of diluted fluid. It should be added to the dilution water at
8 to 10 ounces per gallon, followed by 5 to 10 ounces per gallon of
arterial fluid. For optimal disinfection 4 to 6 ounces of Water/Clot
Guard should be added after the arterial fluid. Injection is best at
a low pressure and modest flow rate using a pulsator. As each case
will vary according to the condition of the body, the above
recommendations can be altered as professional judgment dictates.
Leak Guard can also be used to enhance the firming action of cavity
fluids and autopsy compounds. It is compatible with fluids
containing less than 20% alcohols.
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Water/Clot Guard |
For outstanding control of
hard water salts, Water/Clot Guard is the choice. Frequently the
cause of a blotchy appearance and the fading of color, hard water
that exceeds 80 ppm calcium carbonate cannot be neutralized by the
chemicals in arterial fluid alone. A product such as Water/Clot
Guard must be added to counter the effects of the hard water. Hard
water salts work against the embalmer in several ways. They react
with some of the dyes frequently used in arterial fluids to reduce
or eliminate their color. The salts also react with many of the
anionic surfactants used in arterials so that the improved
distribution and penetration brought about by these chemicals is
lost. A blotchy body is the result because of poor distribution of
the fluid and its dyes. Because Water/Clot Guard neutralizes calcium
salts it also prevents further clotting of the blood and helps to
break up clots and congealed blood. Calcium ion is required for
blood clotting. Water/Clot Guard chemically ties up calcium so that
further clotting cannot occur.
In addition to its ability to counter the effects of hard water
salts and prevent clotting, Water/Clot Guard has the ability to
activate glutaraldehyde. Glutaraldehyde functions best at a pH of 8
to 8.5. Water/Clot Guard, because of the alkaline nature of its
components, can raise the pH of the mix to which it is added into
the proper pH range. The result is activation of the glutaraldehyde
and improved fluid function because of softer water and clot
control.
Water/Clot Guard should be used at 2 to 4 ounces per gallon of
diluted arterial fluid for both formaldehyde and glutaraldehyde
containing fluids. It is best to add the Water/Clot Guard first to
the dilution fluid, then add the arterial fluid. When used with
Frigid's Leak Guard, use Water/Clot Guard at one half the number of
ounces of Leak Guard to activate the glutaraldehyde.
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Rose Colortone Dye |
Rose Colortone Dye is a
concentrated dye additive to be used when additional color is
desired during arterial injection. This special blend of dyes is a
staining system so the resultant pink color can be expected to be
retained by the tissue over a period of time. Rose Colortone is not
just a tracer dye designed to indicate only the distribution of the
fluid although it will perform that function as well. Rose Colortone
is compatible with any arterial fluid.
Since Rose Colortone is a concentrated dye system it is recommended
that the embalmer start with 1 capful of dye in the diluted arterial
fluid and then add additional dye if needed.
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Humectant |
For cases showing signs of
dehydration the co-injection to choose is Humectant. An emulsion of
several special oils and moisturizing agents, Humectant helps to
fill sallow tissue and return a life-like appearance and skin
texture. Wrinkling is controlled and a proper moisture level is
restored. The moisture loving chemicals in Humectant work to prevent
further dehydration by retarding the escape of water from surface
tissues and restoring the moisture level in deeper tissues. In
addition to its ability to rehydrate tissue, Humectant modifies the
harsh action of formaldehyde and softens the color of the dyes used
in arterial fluids. A more pliable and life-like tissue results with
an excellent cosmetic effect.
For superior results use 2 to 6 ounces of Humectant in each gallon
of diluted arterial fluid. On normal bodies Humectant can be used at
1 to 4 ounces per gallon of diluted arterial fluid to enhance the
tissue feel and cosmetic effect, and to retard moisture loss.
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Plasma Flo |
For embalming bodies when
congealed and clotted blood is anticipated, Plasma Flo is the
chemical of choice. For many years embalmers have relied on the
excellent way Plasma Flo helps to clear and prepare the vascular
system for optimum fluid distribution and penetration. Its special
alkaline formula loosens and breaks up coagulated blood so that
drainage can be established even in difficult cases such as burned
or frozen bodies, or when extensive chemotherapy has taken place.
Plasma Flo, as a co-injection fluid, can be used with all aldehyde
type arterials to enhance and improve drainage, distribution, and
penetration.. The overall result is an even cosmetic effect and less
harsh action by the arterial fluid.
Plasma Flo should be used at 8 ounces per half gallon as a
pre-injection fluid. In hard water areas, the action of Plasma Flo
can be enhanced by the addition of 2 to 4 ounces of Water/Clot
Guard. As a co-injection, use Plasma Flo at 2 to 8 ounces per gallon
of diluted arterial fluid. Use 2 ounces with cases where light
clotting is expected or when a mild, well-balanced arterial is being
used. Use 4 or more ounces where heavier clotting is expected or
observed and/or when a more harsh arterial is being used.
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Free-Flo |
A unique co-injection,
Free Flo is especially designed to improve distribution and drainage
by freeing capillaries of congealing blood. Free Flo, when used with
an arterial fluid, markedly improves the ability of the diluted
arterial to displace the blood and allow the preservative chemical
to do its work. Because Free Flo enhances the distribution of the
arterial into all areas of the body, there results a more uniformly
embalmed body and a more even dye coloration on the surface of the
body. A mildly alkaline chemical, Free Flo buffers the arterial to
an effective pH - no more gray bodies. Its special components also
act to soften the potentially harsh effects of formaldehyde apparent
in some arterials. This gives the body a more natural feel, and
helps it retain a proper moisture level.
To improve drainage and arterial distribution, use 2 to 8 ounces of
Free Flo in the first gallon of diluted arterial fluid. To take
advantage of Free Flo's buffering and modifying effects, use 1 to 4
ounces in subsequent gallons of diluted arterial.
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