Embalming.

Date:
1961
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About this work

Description

The purpose of the film is to set out the principles of embalming deceased American military service personnel. The film has narration throughout. A genuine deceased man is shown being prepared for embalming; he is a young Caucasian man of skinny appearance. There is a standard kit provided by the US Navy as well as approved clothing. He is shaved and bathed carefully. In order for the corpse to have a 'life-like' appearance; the eyes are prepared. Drainage of blood from the body is demonstrated in preparation for the receipt of embalming fluid. The film ends suddenly.

Publication/Creation

US : Roger Wade Productions, 1961.

Physical description

1 DVD (14:16 mins) : sound, black and white PAL
1 videocassettes (DIGIBETA) (14:16 min.) : sound, black and white PAL
1 videocassette (BETACAM SP) (14:16 min.) : sound, black and white NTSC

Copyright note

US Public Domain

Notes

This film was rated "Unclassified".
This video was obtained from the National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, USA.

Creator/production credits

United States Navy Training Film made by Roger Wade Productions.

Type/Technique

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