ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS EXAM STUDY QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS (GUARANTEED) | RATED A+

ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS EXAM STUDY QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS (GUARANTEED) | RATED A+

It is unlawful to disinter a dead human body for removal to any location other than the original
cemetery of burial except under the direction of a licensed -
Answer>>>Funeral director
A cemetery/cremation/funeral establishment shall not be for refusing to
accept remains until a dispute is resolved - Answer>>>liable
It is unlawful for a funeral establishment or funeral director to advertise under any name that
tends to the public or resembles the professional or business name of another
establishment to cause confustion - Answer>>>mislead
Reasonably Available - Answer>>>able to be contacted by the crematory, cemetery or funeral
establishment without undue effort, who is willing and able to act within 15 days of initial
contact
The crematory can only open a container of human remains under the personal supervision of a
licensed funeral director or embalmer or responsible cremationist - Answer>>>True
A crematory may NOT accept a casket or cremation container if there is evidence of
- Answer>>>leakage
If the authorizing agent has not picked up remains within day a written notice is sent out -
Answer>>>30
After written notice of authorizing agent not picking up remains after days, the
crematory can dispose of remains - Answer>>>90
The statement of funeral goods and services must include - Answer>>>1. total charge for
services, use of funeral establishment, prep of body, professional services, use of automotive and
necessary equipment.
2. itemized charges for casket, alternative container & OBC
3. itemized fees and total amount of cash advanced items-transportation, flowers, cemetery or
crematory charges, newspaper notices, clergy honorarium, transcripts, telegrams, long-distance
phone calls, music
4. method of payment and interest charges
5. itemized fees not included already
6. total amount of charges
7. location where the deceased will be held, embalmed or cremated
8. name, address and phone number of establishment