NVLRR Funeral Arranger License Practice Exam

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• Crematory is defined as which of the following?
• Can a funeral establishment require a majority of legal representatives to agree on disposition?
• How often can the board call for an inspection?
• Do licenses need to be displayed in the workplace?
• Disinterment requires approval from which authority?
• Immediate Burial means disposition of remains without viewing, and any services. Which option matches this definition?
• Does every funeral establishment have to employ or retain a licensed embalmer?
• What confirms regulatory approval on a burial permit?
• Is embalming always required?
• Which feature is explicitly included in the Funeral Establishment’s facilities as described
• Which option relates to illegal substances as grounds for disciplinary action?
• Which statement best describes the disciplinary actions the board may take against a funeral professional?
• Price for transfer of license?
• Which category must an active operator belong to on the board, in addition to directors or embalmers?
• Embalming Apprentice certificate expiration: how long does it last
• Cremated remains intended for next of kin must be delivered in what form?
• Who must sign an embalming report?
• Direct cremation means cremation performed without which of the following?
• Which groups are excluded from the International Conference of Examiners Boards?
• Which statement correctly describes the embalming apprentice prerequisites
• Which statement best describes the duties related to burial and disposition for funeral directors?
• A license issued by the board may be revoked for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
• Which body is responsible for disciplining funeral professionals?
• Immediate Burial is defined as:
• When is a person of authority presumed unavailable to act to order final disposition?
• Who qualifies as a disinterested witness in the context of an anatomical gift?
• What does a direct cremation facility must disclose in writing before providing services?
• Removal of a body to sell, dissect or otherwise malice acts faces a:
• If cremated remains have not been claimed by the agent, the operator of a crematory may dispose of the remains after how many months?
• Can cremations be sold online?
• If more than one person with authority to order burial authorizations what do you do?
• During inactive status, which activity is prohibited?
• If embalming is needed, what must you state on the statement of goods and services?
• Which of the following is not listed among grounds for disciplinary action?
• The Casket Price List must include all of the following information EXCEPT
• How many hours of continuing education are required for license renewal?
• Minimum instruction topics for crematory certification include which of the following
• What is the fine for knowingly making a false death certificate?
• Who must sign the statement of goods and services?
• Which statement is true about permits for funeral establishments?
• Which storage condition is NOT a stated requirement?
• Who may transport a body within the state without embalming or a sealed container, within 90 miles?
• Which stacking restriction applies to the storage of remains?
• Direct cremation facility is defined as which of the following?
• If a death occurs with no medical personnel present, the Funeral Director will:
• Which item is included in the CPL?
• Which category is represented on the board besides directors?
• On the Nv Funeral and Cemetery Board, how many members must be not affiliated with the funeral business?
• Who may transport an un-embalmed body out of state if conditions are met?
• Within how many hours after death must the funeral director present the completed certificate of death to the local registrar?
• NRS 642.530 covers which topic?
• Is it illegal to dispose of remains by:
• Under proper care and storage guidelines, how should remains be stored or transported?
• Direct cremation facility disclosures must be signed by the person making arrangements and must state that the facility is unable to provide certain services. Which of the following is one of those services?
• What has to be on the statement of goods and services?
• Stillbirth gestation threshold is defined as which of the following?
• Price for change of status on license?
• Which groups are excluded from the International Conference of Examiners Boards?
• Who is the body or body part that is the subject of an anatomical gift?
• Can you have a funeral in a home or other chosen location?
• What constitutes the determination of death?
• A licensee who supervises an apprentice embalmer must file a report of apprenticeship with the secretary of the Board how often?
• Consent not required for withholding or withdrawal of organ sustaining treatment when which is true?
• What form is required for an adult to authorize another person to order burial/cremation?
• What is the fiscal year period?
• Which is NOT a minimum instruction topic for crematory certification programs
• How many grounds for action exist for embalmer discipline?
• Can a living person designate someone to be in charge of their final disposition?
• Is it legal to require caskets for cremation?
• What must be provided to the board to attest good character?
• Under what condition can a body be moved for disposition?
• In regard to guardian roles in anatomical donation, which statement is not accurate?
• Who may prepare an embalming report?
• If cremated remains are not claimed for 2 years, with no specified disposition what happens?
• Which of the following is a ground for disciplinary action?
• Vital statistics NOT include which of the following?
• How long does an authorizing agent have to pick up cremated remains?
• Permit for disinterment's or removals must have:
• Disinterested witness concept true statement?
• What record must the facility keep when cremated remains are released?
• A funeral establishment must employ a licensed embalmer.
• Embalmers with apprentices must:
• Do funeral establishments require permits?
• Is viewing a cremation legal?
• Are you required to give prices over the phone?
• What information about the deceased is included on the burial permit?
• Before providing services, what must the legal next of kin sign regarding rites and viewing?
• Which statement correctly describes the required notification when death occurs without medical personnel?
• Price for duplicate License?
• The Statement of Goods and Services must be provided in itemized format by the FD or FA and signed by whom?
• How long can an apprentice be supervised by a licensed embalmer consecutively?
• Within how many miles can a body be transported within the state without embalming?
• Under what conditions can an un-embalmed body be transported out of state?
• Who is second priority in authorizing burial or cremation?
• Within how many hours must an embalming report be prepared after embalming?
• Which of the following is a disciplinary ground?
• Who is an anatomical donor?
• Is commercial use of an aborted fetus/embryo allowed?
• If remains are not claimed for 2 years with no disposition, what is the agent's responsibility?
• Which statement about GPL distribution is incorrect?
• When should you provide the CPL?
• What is the fine for neglecting or refusing to give the funeral agent the medical death certificate?
• Who may manage a funeral home?
• Which timing detail must be included in an embalming report?
• How long are price lists kept on record?
• Who must file the report of apprenticeship with the secretary of the Board?
• Who may dispose of cremated remains after the waiting period if unclaimed?
• How many witnesses are required to attest to the embalmer's good character?
• NRS 642.590 deals with what?
• Which entity has the power to revoke licenses under these regulations?
• Price for late renewal of license?
• Stillbirth is defined as which of the following?
• What constitutes a document gift in anatomical gift law?
• Which of the following statements accurately describes the timing of GPL disclosures?
• When must you bury or cremate?
• How long does an arranger license last?
• What does ICFSEB stand for
• What is required for an apprentice embalmer to begin an apprenticeship?
• Which statement about GPL sequencing and CPL sequencing is correct?
• According to the priority order, who is third in line to authorize disposition?
• A funeral director may conduct a funeral at a location designated by the family under what condition?
• NRS 642.540 provides which remedy?
• Which statement best defines a Funeral Arranger
• Does a crematory operator have to complete a certification program more than once?
• Under the standards for locations of funerals, which statement is true?
• Who is responsible for the decent burial/cremation within a reasonable time after death?
• Which option best describes the secretary’s duties on the NV Funeral Board
• Which of the following is included in proper care and storage of human remains?
• Under what conditions may a county or state public office order a cremation?
• How can cremated remains be disposed of?
• Proper care and storage of human remains?
• In a violation hearing, who presents evidence first?
• In which setting may a Funeral Arranger operate?
• Which of the following statements describes the timing for embalmings reports and who may prepare them?
• A funeral director who obtains unclaimed remains thought to be a veteran must perform which duties?
• What may occur if remains are not picked up within 30 days?
• Who does a designated board member report to after conducting an investigation?
• Which of the following is a ground for discipline by the board?
• Can you move cremated remains in the state without a permit?
• When social services is involved the crematory cannot:
• What is the minimum age to serve as a Funeral Arranger?
• Funeral Directors do which of the following duties?
• How long must continuing education proof be kept?
• Which statement best reflects when consent is not required for withholding organ sustaining treatment?
• Which of the following defines an anatomical gift?
• Which two steps must be completed to initiate an apprenticeship?
• Is it legal to require outer burial containers?
• Can a living person order their own final disposition?
• How long is a crematory certification program valid?
• Which statement about price lists is true?
• Who can call for an inspection?
• What is the penalty for embalming without a license?
• Crematory certification programs must meet which requirements
• In a legal dispute, when is the crematory not liable?
• Do credits earned at an embalming school count toward the required two academic years for embalming apprentices
• What happens when a death certificate is incomplete?
• In regard to anatomical donation, what is a guardian?
• Which disposal method is permitted with landowner authorization?
• Which statement best describes the basis for rights to dissect as stated in the material?
• Embalming apprentices: which statement about academic requirements is true
• Who is authorized to transport embalmed bodies out of state?
• Container for cremation is defined as which?
• NRS 642.555 governs which?
• Vital statistics include which of the following?
• Priority order for authorizing agents in burial and cremation?
• Which statement about embalming reports is true?
• Who is lowest in priority among those authorized to order disposition?
• Which item is included on a burial permit?
• Embalmers must be/have: which of the following is a qualification?
• What is required to authorize disinterment of a body?
• What is required to release cremated remains?
• Direct cremation facility disclosures must be signed by the person making arrangements.
• In the priority order, who comes after the spouse to authorize disposition?
• Which statement about embalming requirements is true?
• Who must sign the release form for cremated remains?
• Which statement about licensing is correct for funeral establishments and direct cremation facilities?
• The premises where human remains are stored must be kept in what condition?
• Who can authorize a home or alternative location funeral?
• An anatomical gift is defined as what?
• Disposition is defined as which?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed requirement for embalmers?
• Under NRS 642.0195, lapsing on child support payments can result in which consequence regarding professional licensure
• Rights to dissect a dead human body are limited to which of the following?
• Disposition is defined as which?
• Is it illegal for anyone to sign an incomplete death certificate?
• Are closing statements allowed in a violation hearing?
• Which statement about a board's notice of violations is true?
• Can a representative of a scientific institution or medical facility order burial or cremation?
• In regard to guardian roles in anatomical donation, which statement correctly identifies the guardian?
• From their number, which officers may the Nevada Funeral Board select
• Which license fee is the highest amount listed?
• Which of the following is included in vital statistics?
• Direct cremation is defined as:
• Is cremating multiple people legal?
• What is the price for change renewal of license?
• Which duties must the Secretary perform regarding board records
• Cremation is defined as:
• Regulatory fee. How much is the state fee for funeral services?
• Are the NV Funeral Board’s records open to public examination at all times
• Funeral Arrangers must:
• What do you have to disclose about the location of the deceased?
• A funeral establishment must disclose in writing at the time of arrangements the location for storage and processing of the human remains.
• Inactive status
• Which condition makes online cremation sales permissible?
• Funeral Directors must be/have:
• What is the time frame to issue a burial permit after death?
• The Statement of Goods and Services must include which information?
• What description must embalming reports include regarding the remains?
• Is it legal to add an extra charge for third-party caskets?