NYS FD Law 6

Who maintains the National Cemeteries?

• The Department of Defense

• The National Park Service

• The Department of Veterans Affairs

• State Governments

What is a ceremonial casket?

• A large decorative box used to display and transport the remains of a deceased dignitary

• A type of ancient cooking vessel

• A small boat used in ceremonial river crossings

• A traditional garment worn during national ceremonies

What is the retort?

• A witty reply

• A type of container

• A scientific instrument

• None of the above

Who is allowed to enter the retort area at a crematory?

• Only authorized personnel

• Family members of the deceased

• Any visitor

• Maintenance staff only

Must the crematory issue a body receipt upon delivery to the crematory?

• Yes, it is mandatory

• No, it is not required

• Depends on the state regulations

• Only if requested by the family

Is the rental casket cremated after each use?

• Yes, it is cremated after each use

• No, it is not cremated after each use

• It depends on the funeral service provider

Can human remains be comingled in a retort?

• Yes, it is possible under certain conditions

• No, it is not allowed

• Only with explicit consent

• Depends on local regulations

What is the only way cremated remains can be mailed?

• By registered mail with return receipt

• By regular postal mail

• By private courier services

• By electronic mail

How many days does the funeral home have to dispose of the cremated remains if they are not claimed by the authorized person?

• 10 days

• 30 days

• 45 days

• 60 days

What is the difference between a Coroner and a Medical Examiner?

• A Coroner is an elected official, while a Medical Examiner is a appointed medical doctor

• A Coroner and a Medical Examiner are the same

• A Medical Examiner is an elected official, while a Coroner is an appointed medical doctor

• There is no difference; both terms are used interchangeably