How does a morgue prepre your body?

Question

i was told they hang your loved one on meat hooks to prepare them is that true

Answer 1

The morgue prepares the budy by using a cold temperature, such as - 20-25 degrees Celsius (- 4 to - 9 degrees F) the morgue just basically keeps the body from decomposing. They don't hook you beloved, they put them on slidable beds that go into the wall.

Answer 2

no thats not true, they lay then on a tanle while they're doing some1 else's body then when its ur turn, they take out ur insides and put "special" stuffing in u so u wont rot/decompose fast

Answer 3

The morgue is kept at a low temperature.  The body is then drained of vital fluids and replaced with a chemical.  The mortician then pads out the body (they usually work from a photo of the person when they were alive) with products.  Once the body has been 'puffed up' with chemicals it then bascially gets a make over, with cosmetics and fragrances.

Answer 4

By preparation, I'll assume you mean embalming, and that is not done at the morgue, it is done at a funeral home.  We do not hang you by a meat hook, and we do not remove your insides.  We replace the blood with a preservative and treat the internal organs, but they are NOT removed during embalming.  Organs are only ever removed if there was an autopsy or donation.  No meat hooks involved, the dead are cared for with dignity and respect.

Answer 5

no they don't hang them up

they use cyrogenetics (i dont think its spelt that way) which means they freeze up their bodies to prevent it decaying too quickly