Maintaining a constant temperature and humidity environment within the morgue refrigerator is crucial for preserving the body. Excessive heat or cold can accelerate decomposition, while high humidity can promote mold growth. The refrigerator's temperature control system monitors and adjusts the internal temperature to maintain a constant, optimal range. Similarly, humidity control mechanisms, such as dehumidifiers, help regulate the humidity level to prevent moisture accumulation.
In addition to preserving the body itself, morgue refrigerators also play an important role in preserving tissue samples and body fluids. During forensic examinations, samples of skin, hair, nails, and other tissues may be taken for analysis. These samples need to be stored in a cool, dry environment to prevent degradation and contamination. The morgue refrigerator provides the ideal conditions for storing such samples, ensuring their integrity and suitability for analysis.
