A place to help Funeral Service Education Students study. We share mortuary science mnemonics that will help with classes, NEB and state exams. We also help licensed practitioner review concepts from the course they took while in school. This is a Tuesday Evening Publications production.
Mortuary Mnemonics
Claim This Podcastby Damon de la Cruz
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25 episodes
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A place to help Funeral Service Education Students study. We share mortuary science mnemonics that will help with classes, NEB and state exams. We also help licensed practitioner review concepts from the course they took while in school. This is a Tuesday Evening Publications production.
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March 28, 2026
HONC
<p><br></p><p><strong>Podcast Title: HONC – The Shortcut to Bonding Patterns</strong></p><p>In embalming chemistry, we only need to know severalelements and how they interact with each other. For example, how they will bond with one another. If you’ve ever looked at a chemical structureand thought, how many bonds should this atom make? There’s a simple mnemonic that can guide youevery time: <strong>HONC</strong>.</p><p>H-O-N-C.</p><p>Each letter represents a common element and the number ofbonds it typically forms.</p><p><strong>H is 1.</strong><br><strong>O is 2.</strong><br><strong>N is 3.</strong><br><strong>C is 4.</strong></p><p>That’s it.</p><p>This comes from the idea of <strong>valence electrons</strong>, butyou don’t need to get lost in the theory. What matters for us is recognizingpredictable <strong>bonding patterns</strong>.</p><p>Hydrogen wants one bond. It’s stable when it shares oneelectron.</p><p>Oxygen typically forms two bonds. </p><p>Nitrogen forms three bonds.</p><p>And carbon forms four bonds. This is why carbon is thebackbone of organic chemistry, it can build complex, stable structures.</p><p>So when you’re visualizing molecules or thinking about howchemicals interact, HONC gives you a quick mental check.</p><p>If something looks off—too many or too few bonds—you’llcatch it.</p><p>In fields like embalming chemistry, where we’re dealing withreactive molecules like formaldehyde, understanding these bonding patternshelps explain how crosslinking happens and why preservation works the way itdoes.</p><p>So remember:</p><p><strong>HONC.</strong><br><strong>1, 2, 3, 4.</strong></p><p></p>
October 31, 2025
The Gout
<p></p><p>When you think gout, think TOE, because that’s where it loves to start. The big toe joint, or first metatarsophalangeal joint, is the classic site for that sharp, fiery pain that wakes people at night.</p><p>Now add TOPHI spelled T-O-P-H-I those are the chalky white deposits that form when uric acid crystals build up over time. Think of them as little mountains of urate that appear on ears, elbows, or even fingers.</p><p>So remember: TOE for the first attack, TOPHI for the chronic stage.<br>Gout begins in the toe and ends with tophi. It's a simple way to recall the progression from acute inflammation to long-term crystal buildup.</p><p>That’s your minute mnemonic — TOE and TOPHI — from acute pain to chronic deposit.”</p><p></p>
July 12, 2025
Aortic A-B-C-s
<p></p><p><strong>“ABCs of the Aortic Arch.”</strong></p><p><strong>A</strong> is for <strong>Aortic Arch</strong> – the main curve of theaorta.<br>From there, the branches go in this order:<br><strong>B</strong> – <strong>Brachiocephalic artery</strong><br><strong>C</strong> – <strong>Left Common carotid artery</strong><br><strong>S</strong> – <strong>Left Subclavian artery</strong></p><p>Think: <strong>A – B – C – S</strong>.</p><p>Quick tip: the brachiocephalic only comes off the <strong>right</strong>side—so it later splits into the <strong>right subclavian</strong> and <strong>right commoncarotid</strong>. The left side gets its own direct branches.</p><p></p>
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