STATE BOARD PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024

what is the name of the state agency that administers Funeral Home and funeral director licensing - Indiana professional licensing agency IPLA what board regulates the practice of funeral service in Indiana - Indiana State Board of funeral and Cemetery services which statement is not true about branch locations - they are used for the purpose of embalming and preparing the body for viewing which is not true you cannot embalm in a branch location. which of the following require having a funeral service license - a cemetery offering graveside services needs a funeral service license. a licensed funeral home owner wants his wife to make at need arrangements with the family she knows. Is this legal? - no a funeral service license expires - December 31st every two years on even-numbered years two funeral homes want to go together and provide a visitation facility in a small town neighboring Community which does not have a funeral home. Is this legal? - no if a practitioner begins working for a different funeral home, they must... - notify the State Board within 30 days which of the following would be legal for an intern to do? - make a removal by themselves during the funeral home inspection, a state inspector is likely to want to see that the embalming room has all of the following except... - adequate storage space. The inspector will search for hot and cold running water, separate sink for washing hands, and a hand sanitizer a pre-need contract must be all of these... - irrevocable, guaranteed, ratified by a licensee.. A preneed contract is transferable. You can transfer it to any Funeral Home unless the purchaser agrees to a waiver that specifies immediate irrevocability, a pre-need contract becomes irrevocable... - after 30 days a pre-need contract is absolutely guaranteed except in which of the following cases? - if the person dies more than 25 miles from home if the value of a pre-need funeral trust exceeds Current Funeral home prices, the funeral home... - may keep any access assuming the deceased was not on Medicaid