Indiana State Board Funeral Exam

Dead Body - Human body deprived of life but not yet entirely disintegrated Corpse - Human body, deprived of live and not entirely disintegrated All regulation and licensing is conducted by the - State Board of Cemetery and Funeral Services Certain persons that are exempt from licensing include - a seller of funeral merchandise, at need or of preneed, only if ratified by a licensed person. a person who only cremates human remains, performs services for a morgue or a school of mortuary science. a person who conducts a funeral without remains and final disposition of remains will be conducted under the authority of a licensed person a cemetery that sells or offers advice concerning methods of final disposition. FD licensees must obtain how many hours of accredited continuing education in a two year period? - 10 FD licensees must have how much OSHA training? - Once per year Out of the 10 continuing education hours in a 2 year period, how many of those hours must be on Indiana law? - 4 Embalming - the temporary preservation and disinfection of human remains by the internal or external application of chemicals or by other methods in preparation for disposition. Disposition - - interment of human remains in the earth, mausoleum or columbarium - disposal of cremated human remains on the property of consenting owner, on uninhabited public land or on a waterway - burial at sea