NYS FD Law 2

If a director is convicted of a felony, do they lose their professional license?

• Yes, always

• No, not necessarily

• It depends on the jurisdiction

• Only if the felony is related to their professional duties

Must a body be embalmed for a direct burial or cremation?

• Yes, it is always required

• No, it is not necessary

• Only in certain states

• Depends on the funeral home's policy

How large must the prices on casket and vault signs be?

• At least 2 inches high

• At least 1 inch high

• At least 3 inches high

• At least 0.5 inches high

Can you charge for Topical Disinfection when embalming has been selected?

• Yes, it is chargeable

• No, it is not chargeable

• Depends on the service agreement

Can you charge for custodial care during a period in which other charges were incurred for embalming, other preparation, and visitation or funeral services?

• Yes, charging for custodial care is allowed

• No, charging for custodial care is not allowed

• Charges depend on the specific contractual agreement

Can an unlicensed person do a removal solely?

• Yes

• No

• Depends on the jurisdiction

• Only under supervision

What does the term transporter mean?

• A device or person that transports people or goods

• A scientific term for a type of chemical reaction

• A character in a popular science fiction series

• A type of sports equipment

What are the resident restrictions?

• No restrictions

• Only local residents allowed

• Residents must comply with specific rules

• No information on restrictions

What is the definition of embalming?

• The process of preserving a body from decay, originally with spices and now usually by arterial injection of a preservative.

• The study of ancient burial rites.

• The process of mummifying a body using traditional Egyptian techniques.

• A medical procedure used to restore a deceased body.

Who is allowed in the embalming room?

• Duly authorized instructors of funeral directing schools

• Public officials or representatives in the discharge of their official duties

• Duly registered funeral director students and trainees

• Duly accredited doctors or nurses

• Licensed funeral directors and employees