Florida Funeral Law Exam Latest Update 2024- 2025 Exam Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+
"At-need solicitation" means - CORRECT ANSWER: any uninvited contact by a licensee or her or his agent for the purpose of the sale of burial services or merchandise to the family or next of kin of a person after her or his death has occurred
An embalmer works in a place where owners unlicensed son signs at-need contracts if owner is away. Embalmer is told to keep him mouth shut. What are potential actions? - CORRECT ANSWER: Embalmer is guilty of concealing info. Son is guilty of unlicensed activity.
Anat board can ship bodies out of state for all of the following except - CORRECT
ANSWER: Profit
Family tells Direct Disposer they want to sell the body parts for profit. The Direct
Disposer keeps their mouth shut. What are they guilty of? - CORRECT ANSWER:
Guilty of complicit selling of body parts
How long does the provisional license last - CORRECT ANSWER: 6 months
How often do you take the HIC course - CORRECT ANSWER: Biennially
How soon should the ME get an unclaimed body to the Anat board? - CORRECT ANSWER: As soon as possible (not specifies such as 48, 72 hours... they need time to try and ID the body
Name of a temporary license for an embalmer by examination? - CORRECT ANSWER:
Provisional License
Requirements for reactivating a delinquent (inactive) license? - CORRECT ANSWER: New application, all fees, all CEUs, HIV course. (May or may not require board appearance)
The cemetery crew buries a body in the wrong space. What do they do? - CORRECT
ANSWER: Contact the FD (not ignore it, not file for new permit from vitals)
What are the 13 reasons for an autopsy - CORRECT ANSWER: (a) When any person
dies in the state:
- Of criminal violence.
- By accident.
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- By suicide.
- Suddenly, when in apparent good health.
- Unattended by a practicing physician or other recognized practitioner.
- In any prison or penal institution.
- In police custody.
- In any suspicious or unusual circumstance.
- By criminal abortion.
- By poison.
- By disease constituting a threat to public health.
- By disease, injury, or toxic agent resulting from employment.
(b) When a dead body is brought into the state without proper medical certification.
(c) When a body is to be cremated, dissected, or buried at sea.
What are the restriction on an inspection? Prep room? Admin offices? - CORRECT
ANSWER: No restrictions
What do you do with the cremation container? - CORRECT ANSWER: Use it, unless
written instructions from the family (not recycle, re-sell, toss, etc)
What happens when multiple military deaths with co-mingled remains? - CORRECT
ANSWER: They are placed in a common grave in a national cemetery
What if service provider fails to provide preneed contract provisions? - CORRECT
ANSWER: Purchaser gets refund amount paid in
What is NOT a pre-need violation - CORRECT ANSWER: Giving a prompt refund
(others listed are negative)
What is NOT a reason for tissue removal by the Medical Examiner - CORRECT
ANSWER: Profit
What must be done to retrieve an unclaimed body from the anat board? - CORRECT
ANSWER: Proper ID (not repaying expenses. etc)
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