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Funeral Laws & Regulations Flashcards

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  1. What does the FTC Funeral Rule's 'casket price list' requirement mandate?

    Answer: Funeral homes must give consumers a casket price list before showing caskets

    The FTC Funeral Rule requires funeral homes to offer consumers a casket price list before or at the beginning of any casket selection room presentation.

  2. Which document authorizes the release of a body to a funeral home?

    Answer: Authorization for body removal

    An authorization for body removal, signed by the legally authorized next of kin or legal representative, permits the funeral home to take custody of the remains.

  3. What is the purpose of a 'preneed' funeral contract?

    Answer: To lock in pricing for future funeral services arranged in advance

    A preneed funeral contract allows individuals to plan and pre-pay for their funeral services in advance, often at today's prices.

  4. Under most state laws, who is considered the primary next of kin authorized to make funeral decisions?

    Answer: Spouse or domestic partner

    In most US states, the surviving spouse or domestic partner has the highest priority in the next-of-kin hierarchy for making funeral decisions.

  5. What is the role of the medical examiner in funeral services?

    Answer: To investigate deaths of unknown, suspicious, or violent cause

    The medical examiner investigates deaths that are sudden, unexplained, violent, or suspicious to determine cause and manner of death.

  6. Which federal law regulates the disposition of cremated remains in navigable US waters?

    Answer: Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act (MPRSA)

    The Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act (MPRSA) permits burial at sea of cremated remains in US navigable waters under EPA oversight.

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