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The person who conducts the funeral service is known as the |
Officiant |
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If the deceased has other living relatives they are collectively known as the |
Survivors |
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True or false One reason for making preneed arrangements is that intelligent and informed decisions can be made with less emotion |
True |
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In order to re-create a natural appearance of the deceased by way of hair color style and cosmetic appearance the funeral director should require the family provide this |
A recent photograph |
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The affirmation of the faith of the deceased or the client family defines what purpose of the funeral |
Religious |
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The person who makes the funeral arrangements and provides the vital statistics data about a deceased is usually referred to as |
The informant |
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The consultation with the officiant includes the following |
Time of service,location of service, preludes, interludes, postludes, placements of flowers in the church |
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Upon arrival at the place of transfer you discover that a deceased is Siverly decomposed before handling the remains what should you put on first |
Protective gear |
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A funeral right devoid of any religious connotation is |
Humanistic |
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True or false The wishes of the deceased will always take precedence over the wishes of the funeral planner |
False |
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True or false A graveside service may fulfill both the service and committal aspects of the funeral |
True |
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If the deceased has no affiliation with the doctor at the time of death the release to the funeral home will come from |
Coroner or medical examiner |
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The prelude occurs |
At the beginning of the service |
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A face-to-face meeting with members of the family where those in charge of planning the funeral whereby the funeral is planned, goods and services are sold is known as |
Arrangements conference |
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One who actively carries the casket is called |
Casket bearers or pallbearer |
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True or false Funeral arrangements made advance of need always involve the handing over of money which is set aside for the purpose of a funeral |
False |
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True or false A client family may obtain funeral merchandise from a third-party seller |
True |
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Most of the first calls come to the funeral home by way of |
Telephone |
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What is a funeral right that can be changed to meet the needs of the client family called |
Adaptive |
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What is the name of a public officer whose chief duty is to investigate questionable deaths |
Coroner |
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True or false anatomical donation is a type of final disposal |
False |
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Who is the arrangements conference discussion led by |
Funeral director |
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True or false The informant is always the next of kin |
False |
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Coroner |
And elected or appointed public official who is chief responsibility is to investigate questionable deaths |
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True or false A family member should identify the deceased before cremation takes place |
True |
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True or false The informant is always the next of kin |
False |
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Coroner |
And elected or appointed public official who is chief responsibility is to investigate questionable deaths |
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True or false A family member should identify the deceased before cremation takes place |
True |
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True or false The funeral home must have permission to embalm |
True |
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True or false The informant is always the next of kin |
False |
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Coroner |
And elected or appointed public official who is chief responsibility is to investigate questionable deaths |
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True or false A family member should identify the deceased before cremation takes place |
True |
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True or false The funeral home must have permission to embalm |
True |
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If the deceased has no other living relatives the funeral is arranged by who |
The informant |
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This final disposition takes place in a crypt inside of the mausoleum |
Entombment |
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This type of final disposition takes place in a grave in a memorial park |
Interment |
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A forensically train physician who can both put out some certify the death of an individual |
Medical examiner |
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A forensically train physician who can both put out some certify the death of an individual |
Medical examiner |
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And all inclusive term for spiritual leaders of various religions denominations |
Clergy |
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True or False The shape of a liturgical church is "t" or cross shaped |
True |
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True or False The altar is the focal point in a non-liturgical service |
False |
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True or False "Liturgy" is the work of the people, that is those gather to worship |
True |
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True or false The congregation is seated in the nave while the clergy is seated in the chancel |
True |
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True or False The transept aisle separates the nave and the sanctuary |
True |
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True or False The transept aisle separates the nave and the sanctuary |
True |
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True or False Bimah is to Judiasm as Sanctuary is to Christianity |
True |
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True or False A non liturgical church will have a center aisle |
False |
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True or false Rubrics are an essential part of the death certifucate |
False |
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The choir loft is an architectural location most closely associated with which house of worship ? |
Liturgical |