The Mortuary Show
How to Restore a Flattened Nose 👃
Kelley’s got some good tips for us embalmers out there! Repairing cot damaged facial features, neck lines, using mouth formers in some unique ways, and why do funeral directors ALWAYS need a back up pair of paints... Great stuff from our teaching specialist out of the University of Minnesota.
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Show Notes:
(04:11) – My pants ripped.
(10:14) – Mouth formers for a damaged nose.
(21:35) – Reducing swelling & edema.
(35:23) – The importance of tissue donation (yes, FD’s, I know)
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Takeaways
· Collaboration among professors is crucial in improving mortuary education and finding effective teaching methods.
· Embarrassing moments are common in the funeral industry, and professionals should be prepared to handle unexpected situations with grace.
· Comfortable clothing is essential for funeral directors, as they often need to move and perform physical tasks throughout the day.
· Innovative teaching techniques, such as using mouth formers for nose restoration, can enhance students' learning experience.
· Learning from other funeral directors and continuously seeking knowledge from various sources is essential for professional growth in the funeral industry. Collaboration and education between funeral directors and donation centers are crucial for successful organ, tissue, and eye donation processes.
· Funeral directors play a vital role in honoring families' wishes and providing support during the donation process.
· Sharing knowledge and skills with funeral directors can improve their ability to handle donation cases and communicate effectively with families.
· Engaging teaching techniques can enhance learning experiences for funeral directors and help them stay informed and adaptable in their profession.
- Broadcast on:
- 23 Apr 2024