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What is the minimal size of a prep room? 12 x 14 What is the minimal size of a funeral home chapel? 300 sq ft What type of flooring is required in a prep rm? tile or cement What are the minimum requirements in a prep rm Flush rim sink, floor drain, backflow preventer Besides a FD and embalmer, who are allowed in the prep room? Mort student, immediate family, public official How long is the cooling off period? 10 day If a goods and service are selected at pre-need and not available at dea...

ccidental Death Benefit Rider insured dies in an accident Accumulation Period Time during which a pool of money is being held Advertising Clear, Understandable, Not Misleading Alien Company Other Countries Annual Statement Annual Accounting Report Annuitant Individual named in the annuity contract- receive the payments. Annuitize Disperse Money Annuity A contract Annuity Period Distribution payments begin Assets All things of value owned by the insurance company

s Bonnet, michnasayim, kittel and gartel Part of the tacim for deceased Jewish female (bat minen)hrichim for deceased Jewish female (bat minen) Acolyte An altar attendant Altar An elevated place or structure on which sacrifices are offered or at which religious rites are performed; in the Christian faith, a table on which the Eucharist or Holy Communion and prayers are offered. benidiction A ritual blessing offered at the conclusion of a service Book of common prayer the text containi...

Alternative Container unfinished wood box or other nonmetal receptacle or enclosure, without ornamentation or a fixed interior lining, that is designed for the encasement of human remains Authorizing agent a person who is legally entitled to order the cremation, disinterment or embalming of human remains Casket rigid container that is designed for the permanent encasement of human remains and that is usually constructed of wood, metal or synthetic substances and ornamented and lined with...

sources of Mortuary Law 1. state laws & regulations 2. case law 3. common law 4. federal law state laws & regulations are the principal regulators of the funeral profession police power empowers the state legislature to enact laws for the protection of the general welfare, health, and safety. police power includes 1. restrict individuals from exercising certain activities in order to promote the common good 2. require certain licenses and standards for profession occupations 3. est...

When a funeral director has a dead human body in his care, he is properly termed a Custodian When a funeral director has the personal effects of a dead human body in his posession, he is properly termed a Bailee A person appointed by the court to oversee the estate of an intestate is called Administratior The right to sue the federal government is derived from The Federal Claims act a personal representative of the decedent appointed in the will to carry out the provisions of tghe will is ...

Mowing grass, pruning shrubs & trees Things that may be included in the Care & Maintenance of a cemetery Decedent prior to death, person named by decedent, spouse, children, parents, siblings, grandchild, grandparent, next degree of kinship List priority of legally authorized person to determine disposition. All 5 If a decedent had 5 children and no surviving spouse, how many of the children are required by law to sign a cremation authorization form? Funeral establishments & direct di...

punishment for performing without license payment to persons affected, investigation costs, fines up to 10,000 for each violation punishment of *court* for violations fine up to 5,000 per violation, 10,000 on any non licensed person, departments attorney fees punishment for copying or distributing answers/questions from exams 3rd degree felony punishment for giving false info in obtaining a license/ trust fraud third degree felony obstruction of examination or investigation/funeral home ...

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the single most important laboratory technique used in the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders, especially those associated with excessive daytime somnolence. Polysomnographic (PSG) study The term PSG was proposed in ______ 1974 stage of sleep in which the most severe apneic episodes are noted REM sleep required to sufficiently record all stages of sleep including REM sleep all-night PSG in REM sleep the maximum __________ desaturation occurs. oxygen during CPAP titration, it is es...