FA & D Flashcards
The casket used in a Jewish Orthodox funeral service is called a/an
aron
At the conclusion of a Greek Orthodox funeral service, the congregation will pass by the casket amd:
kiss the icon
With what type of service would a Pall be used
Lutheran
A general term desinating a place suitable for the reception of a dead human body is a/an
tomb
The decedent’s social securiy number is required to be eneteredon a/an
death cerificate
a speech about the character o a deceased person at he funeral service is known as
eulogy
What would the proper way to close a phone conversation after taking a first call?
We will be there as soon as possible
an unsolcied gift to a cleryman is called
honorarium
The proper term for the placing of cremated remains into a final container is
inurnment
An altar attendent
acolyte
a cross with the image of the body of Christ superimposded on it
crucifix
embalming is usually not practiced by people of this faith
Orthodox Judaism
When notified of Death, what information must you obtain first?
name of deceased
When notified of Death, what information must you obtain second?
location and address
When notified of Death, what information must you obtain third?
name, relaionship and contact info of caller & next of kin (if not the caller)
When notified of Death, what information must you obtain fourth?
physical conditions that may impact the transfer (stairs, heiht, weih, etc)
When notified of Death, what information must you obtain fifth?
Is the family ready?
When makin the transfer make sure to have:
directions, apprpiate equipment, predict & determine barriers, ask permission to make removal, confirm idenity, check for & document any/all personal items, carefully transfer to cot and cover, place cot in vehicle
When arriving at a Medical, Hospice, or nursin home, it is important to remember:
DO NOT bring the cot in or 1st encounter with family
Information needed at arrangement conferance:
SSN, vital statistics, DD214, obit, photo, insurnace or preneed, clothing/jewelery, desired services
What are the types of preneeds?
Unfunded & funded
What is an unfunded preneed?
written plan directing what to do with no $ exchanged
What is a funded preneed?
prepaid wriiten plans
What are the reasons for a preneed?
make sure their wishes are carried out, to relieve the stress from their families, or to reduce assess for Medicaid eligibility
Types of contracts
Revocable, irrevocable, guaranteed, and non-guaranteed
What is a contract?
an agreemnet between two or more competent persons which is enforcable by law
What is revocable?
may be canceled at any time
What is irrevocable?
after 30 days, can’t be cashed out by anyone, for any reason
What is guaranteed?
FH guaranteed the cost paid at the tie of arranements
What is non-guaranteed?
the going rate is charged
Insured funding
funded through a specialized life insurance polic purchased through the FH
Non-insured funding
allows the selection of services and merch, a price is agred upon and monthly payments made
Trust funding
a bank account is set up by the FH to deposit $ to fund prearrangements, $ and intrest remain untill death occurs
Alterations that will void a guaranteed conract?
form of disposition, downgrading the contract to lower payments, not paying as agreed
The FTC prohibits:
misrepresenting legal crematory and cemetery requirements
embalming for a fee w/o permission
requiring a casket for direct cremation
requiring the purchase of certain goods or services as a condition for other goods and services
The reason for documenation
legal purposes and compliance to FTC
Types of Shipping
Intrastate, Interstate, International
Intrastate
within the state
What is needed to ship intrastate?
permit, DC and location of where they are being shipped
Interstate
out of state
What is needed to ship interstate?
Permit and DC and address
International
out of the country
Private carrier
a contraced private party
common carrier
airline
burial transit permit
legal doc issued by place of death
All domestically shipped cremated remanis must be shipped using?
Priority Mail Express
The churches that broke away from the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation
Protestant Liturgical
Liturgical
follow a set order of service
a symbolic cloth covering placed over the casket
Pall
the main body of the church where seating is provided
nave
entryway to the church proper
narthex
one who carries the crucifix
cruicifier
Officiant
one who conducts
Commital service for the Protesant Liturgical Church
Internment, entombment, cremation, burial at sea, donation
Protastant - Non Liturgical
no set order of service
The Orthodox Christian
self-governing churches
governed by a counsil of bishops
Prayers that are apart of the small & great Panachida
trisagion
Panachida
the rubic for funeral service for the orthodox christian faith
What are the 3 groups of Jewish faith
Orthodox, Conservative, Reformed