Section 136.02. Definitions.

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(1) "Embalming" means the use of procedures specified in this chapter for the preservation and disinfection of dead human bodies.

(2) "Embalming fluid" means a chemical solution injected in arteries, and placed in body cavities, to preserve and disinfect a dead human body.

(3) "Autopsy compound" means an absorbent powder or gel desiccant used to preserve, disinfect and harden body organs after autopsy or the remains of a dead human body in the state of advanced decomposition.

History: Cr. Register, November, 1980, No. 299 , eff. 12-1-80.

                    
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