Funeral arranger state test Questions &
Answers(RATED A+)
Funeral director: defined - ANSWER18 yrs old,
good moral ,
know rules and regulation , signs of death and how death may be determined.
Consist of preparing or contracting dead human remains for burial, disposal and
shipment of remains who have died with infection or diseases.
Local health and Sanitary regulations.
Funeral arranger: defined - ANSWER18 yrs old, good moral , know rules and
regulation , Consist of preparing or contracting dead human remains for burial,
disposal and shipment of remains who have died with infection or diseases.
Local health and Sanitary regulations.
Immediate burial: defined - ANSWERWithout viewing, visitation or ceremony with
body present.
Except graveside service
Remains of human believed to be a veteran - ANSWERReport name to department
of veterans
which they will determine whether they qualify for interment at a veterans cemetery.
Child support - ANSWERCan't get license if you owe child support
A licensed embalmer can have how many apprentices? And report of
apprenticeship? - ANSWEROne registered, semiannually
Nevada funeral and cemetery service board: how many members and what they do?
- ANSWERSevens members
Two: directors
One cemetery
One cremation
Three representatives
Application fee - ANSWER375
Renewal of license fee - ANSWER200
Regulatory fee - ANSWER10
Embalmers - ANSWER18 yrs
Good moral character
High school graduate and 2 year of instruction by taking 60 semester or 90 quarter
hours of college credits.
Have 12 full months( 1 yr) of instruction. no less than 50 bodies embalmed, No more
than 2 years apprenticeship.
, Licensing an embalmer from another state: requirements? How much is it? -
ANSWER5 years practiced and 2 yrs actively practicing. Has knowledge of statues
and regulations. Fee of $375
Posting of certificate: means? - ANSWERposting license in the work place
Can the board just show up? - ANSWERBoard cannot show up unexpected but
investors can
Renewal of license - ANSWERJanuary 1 of every even numbered year and if not by
Feb. 1 late fee is added
Relapse of license - ANSWERDead after 3 years
Destination of family cemetery. - ANSWERcountys population less than 55,000 may
allow one or more to desginate as a family cemetery an area of land owned by those
persons shall not be charged of any member of family interment.
Notice in cemetery for posting: requirements? - ANSWERMust be publicized and
posted " if moving a whole section like expanding land" for 10 days. And families
have to know 10 days prior to disinterment
Grounds for disciplinary - ANSWERConviction of a crime involving moral turpitude,
unprofessional conduct, false or misleading advertising, conviction of a felony
relating to the practice of funeral directing or arranger, conviction of a misdemeanor
that is related to the business of a funeral, Gross incompetency.
Exclusions - ANSWERPersons engaged as layers-out or who shroud the dead.
Employees cemetery who's duty or business extends no further.
Officers or employees of any state or federal institution.
A person with native Indian pursuant.
Armed forces of USA.
Pet funerals
Practicing embalming without license - ANSWER$500 for each offense
Who has the Authority to order burial or cremation? - ANSWERSpouse
Child
Parent
Siblings
Grandparents or guardian of decedent.
Permit for disinterment: who issues it?,
who is not required to obtain permit? - ANSWERLocal health officer may issue
permit, a county coroner doesn't have to get one from a local health officer.
Disciplinary action: director or persons - ANSWERGross incompetency
Unprofessional conduct
Habitual intemperance
Fraud or misrepresentation
Answers(RATED A+)
Funeral director: defined - ANSWER18 yrs old,
good moral ,
know rules and regulation , signs of death and how death may be determined.
Consist of preparing or contracting dead human remains for burial, disposal and
shipment of remains who have died with infection or diseases.
Local health and Sanitary regulations.
Funeral arranger: defined - ANSWER18 yrs old, good moral , know rules and
regulation , Consist of preparing or contracting dead human remains for burial,
disposal and shipment of remains who have died with infection or diseases.
Local health and Sanitary regulations.
Immediate burial: defined - ANSWERWithout viewing, visitation or ceremony with
body present.
Except graveside service
Remains of human believed to be a veteran - ANSWERReport name to department
of veterans
which they will determine whether they qualify for interment at a veterans cemetery.
Child support - ANSWERCan't get license if you owe child support
A licensed embalmer can have how many apprentices? And report of
apprenticeship? - ANSWEROne registered, semiannually
Nevada funeral and cemetery service board: how many members and what they do?
- ANSWERSevens members
Two: directors
One cemetery
One cremation
Three representatives
Application fee - ANSWER375
Renewal of license fee - ANSWER200
Regulatory fee - ANSWER10
Embalmers - ANSWER18 yrs
Good moral character
High school graduate and 2 year of instruction by taking 60 semester or 90 quarter
hours of college credits.
Have 12 full months( 1 yr) of instruction. no less than 50 bodies embalmed, No more
than 2 years apprenticeship.
, Licensing an embalmer from another state: requirements? How much is it? -
ANSWER5 years practiced and 2 yrs actively practicing. Has knowledge of statues
and regulations. Fee of $375
Posting of certificate: means? - ANSWERposting license in the work place
Can the board just show up? - ANSWERBoard cannot show up unexpected but
investors can
Renewal of license - ANSWERJanuary 1 of every even numbered year and if not by
Feb. 1 late fee is added
Relapse of license - ANSWERDead after 3 years
Destination of family cemetery. - ANSWERcountys population less than 55,000 may
allow one or more to desginate as a family cemetery an area of land owned by those
persons shall not be charged of any member of family interment.
Notice in cemetery for posting: requirements? - ANSWERMust be publicized and
posted " if moving a whole section like expanding land" for 10 days. And families
have to know 10 days prior to disinterment
Grounds for disciplinary - ANSWERConviction of a crime involving moral turpitude,
unprofessional conduct, false or misleading advertising, conviction of a felony
relating to the practice of funeral directing or arranger, conviction of a misdemeanor
that is related to the business of a funeral, Gross incompetency.
Exclusions - ANSWERPersons engaged as layers-out or who shroud the dead.
Employees cemetery who's duty or business extends no further.
Officers or employees of any state or federal institution.
A person with native Indian pursuant.
Armed forces of USA.
Pet funerals
Practicing embalming without license - ANSWER$500 for each offense
Who has the Authority to order burial or cremation? - ANSWERSpouse
Child
Parent
Siblings
Grandparents or guardian of decedent.
Permit for disinterment: who issues it?,
who is not required to obtain permit? - ANSWERLocal health officer may issue
permit, a county coroner doesn't have to get one from a local health officer.
Disciplinary action: director or persons - ANSWERGross incompetency
Unprofessional conduct
Habitual intemperance
Fraud or misrepresentation
