FSL PA State Law (Funeral Board) Exam Questions with Latest Update

2. Limited license 3. Supervisor's License - Answer-List all of the "ultimate" licenses which an individual may acquire from the board to practice as a funeral director in your state. (Do not list licenses such as apprentice, intern, widow, establishment, etc.) 21 years of age or older Citizen of the US No less than 900 hours and no more that 2400 hours at a school of embalming (laboratory studies) Graduate approved high school or equivalent Examination of the state board Complete two years of university/one year at accredited mortuary college, one year internship - Answer-What are the requirements/qualification for funeral directors license? A licensed funeral director from a reciprocal state - Answer-What are the requirements/qualifications for a limited license? A licensed funeral director Supervisor of no more than one funeral home Not engaged in any business that substantially interferes with the supervision of their own practice - Answer-What are the requirements/qualifications for a supervisor's license? Care and disposition of the human dead Disinfection/preparing by embalming of the human dead Burial and cremation Supervise the burial Transport/dispose of deceased human bodies Practice funeral directing or embalming Make funeral arrangements Sell funeral merchandise incidental to funeral arrangements - Answer-Based on the definition of "funeral directing" or "funeral services", etc. in your state statute list what acts/conduct is described as being funeral directing or funeral services. The duties of a cemetery or crematory to dispose of a body under the supervision of a licensed funeral director Any person acting under the orders of commissioned medical officers or armed forces Dispose of bodies under the auspices of legal organizations whose pursuits are for that of science. Medical, Surgical, institutions