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OREGON FSP TEST FINAL EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS CURRENTLY TESTING
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS /ALREADY
GRADED A+
8 forms of disposition - (answers)Burial, Entombment, Burial at sea, Natural Organic Reduction,
Cremation, Removal from state, Dissolution, Alternative disposition
Under the FTC Funeral Rule, what is the definition of a "funeral provider?" - (answers)You are a
funeral provider if you sell or offer to sell both funeral goods and funeral services to the public.
Who has the right to control disposition at the time of death? - (answers)Spouse, adult children,
parent, sibling, guardian, next degree of kin, representative of the state, personal representative
named in will, public health officer
What does the term "human remains" mean? - (answers)A dead human body.
Who are the 2 people who must consent in order for the remains of a deceased person interred in
a plot in a cemetery to be disinterred? - (answers)Cemetery authority and written consent from
the person with the right of disposition.
Who are the 4 people who can sign cause of death on a death certificate? - (answers)Attending
physician, Physician's Assistant, Certified Nurse Practitioner, Medical Examiner
Within how many hours of death must the FSP provide the certifier with the DC? - (answers)48
hours
What are the 2 ways of immediate disposition? - (answers)Immediate burial and immediate
cremation
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What are the 4 manners of death? - (answers)Natural, accidental, suicide, homicide
What must be done to all human remains that are not going to be embalmed? - (answers)They
must be wrapped in a sheet or plastic.
Who must comply with the FTC Funeral Rule? - (answers)All "funeral providers"
What does the term "atneed" mean? - (answers)Arrangements entered into after a death has
occurred.
What are the 2 definitions of fetal death? - (answers)350 grams or more, 20 completed weeks of
gestation or more.
What are the 3 things that veterans are entitled to? - (answers)Burial in a national cemetery, a
marker, and a flag
What is the current 1 time death benefit amount for social security? - (answers)$255
Who is eligible to receive the social security death benefit? - (answers)Spouse or dependent child
When remains are going to be buried or entombed, where must the ID metal disk be placed on
the casket? - (answers)On the back side of the head end, behind the handle.
When is the only circumstance a cemetery or crematory can accept remains without an ID metal
disk? - (answers)If death occurred outside of Oregon.
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What is the required temperature of a cooler for human remains? - (answers)36F or less
How many times a year must the state board offer the exam for FSP or Embalmer? - (answers)At
least once per year.
What is the VA form number for application for burial benefits? - (answers)21-530
Funeral rule: Do you have to list all 16 required items on the GPL if you do not offer them? -
(answers)No, only list the items you do offer.
What is the required identifying information on the GPL? - (answers)Name, address, and
telephone number, "General Price List," effective date
What is the annual fee for endowment care cemeteries that do up to 100 interments per year?
Over 100? - (answers)$40 and $100
Within how many hours must the embalmed body of an indigent person be delivered to OHSU
for donation? - (answers)72 hours
WIthin how many days after death must the DC be submitted to the county registrar? -
(answers)5 days
What are the 5 items that should be included on the apprentice FSP log? - (answers)Name of
deceased, date and place of death, date arrangements were made, apprentice participation,
number of days and hours worked per week,
Abuse of a memorial to the dead is considered a... - (answers)Class A misdemeanor
OREGON FSP TEST FINAL EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS CURRENTLY TESTING
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS /ALREADY
GRADED A+
8 forms of disposition - (answers)Burial, Entombment, Burial at sea, Natural Organic Reduction,
Cremation, Removal from state, Dissolution, Alternative disposition
Under the FTC Funeral Rule, what is the definition of a "funeral provider?" - (answers)You are a
funeral provider if you sell or offer to sell both funeral goods and funeral services to the public.
Who has the right to control disposition at the time of death? - (answers)Spouse, adult children,
parent, sibling, guardian, next degree of kin, representative of the state, personal representative
named in will, public health officer
What does the term "human remains" mean? - (answers)A dead human body.
Who are the 2 people who must consent in order for the remains of a deceased person interred in
a plot in a cemetery to be disinterred? - (answers)Cemetery authority and written consent from
the person with the right of disposition.
Who are the 4 people who can sign cause of death on a death certificate? - (answers)Attending
physician, Physician's Assistant, Certified Nurse Practitioner, Medical Examiner
Within how many hours of death must the FSP provide the certifier with the DC? - (answers)48
hours
What are the 2 ways of immediate disposition? - (answers)Immediate burial and immediate
cremation
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What are the 4 manners of death? - (answers)Natural, accidental, suicide, homicide
What must be done to all human remains that are not going to be embalmed? - (answers)They
must be wrapped in a sheet or plastic.
Who must comply with the FTC Funeral Rule? - (answers)All "funeral providers"
What does the term "atneed" mean? - (answers)Arrangements entered into after a death has
occurred.
What are the 2 definitions of fetal death? - (answers)350 grams or more, 20 completed weeks of
gestation or more.
What are the 3 things that veterans are entitled to? - (answers)Burial in a national cemetery, a
marker, and a flag
What is the current 1 time death benefit amount for social security? - (answers)$255
Who is eligible to receive the social security death benefit? - (answers)Spouse or dependent child
When remains are going to be buried or entombed, where must the ID metal disk be placed on
the casket? - (answers)On the back side of the head end, behind the handle.
When is the only circumstance a cemetery or crematory can accept remains without an ID metal
disk? - (answers)If death occurred outside of Oregon.
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What is the required temperature of a cooler for human remains? - (answers)36F or less
How many times a year must the state board offer the exam for FSP or Embalmer? - (answers)At
least once per year.
What is the VA form number for application for burial benefits? - (answers)21-530
Funeral rule: Do you have to list all 16 required items on the GPL if you do not offer them? -
(answers)No, only list the items you do offer.
What is the required identifying information on the GPL? - (answers)Name, address, and
telephone number, "General Price List," effective date
What is the annual fee for endowment care cemeteries that do up to 100 interments per year?
Over 100? - (answers)$40 and $100
Within how many hours must the embalmed body of an indigent person be delivered to OHSU
for donation? - (answers)72 hours
WIthin how many days after death must the DC be submitted to the county registrar? -
(answers)5 days
What are the 5 items that should be included on the apprentice FSP log? - (answers)Name of
deceased, date and place of death, date arrangements were made, apprentice participation,
number of days and hours worked per week,
Abuse of a memorial to the dead is considered a... - (answers)Class A misdemeanor