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Test #3 part II Flashcards

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1927

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6 month curriculum

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prior to sept 1977

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emphasis was on embalming with little impassion funeral directing.

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commercial proprietary school

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oldest and most traditional owned by fluid and supply companies

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non-commercial proprietary schools

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started by the so called embalming scholars after 1900. curriculums were dev. solely by owners of the schools . Trade Schools

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non- proprietary, non profit institution

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after the owner of the school died the faculty formed a non profit stock corporation

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embalming scholars initiated and developed the field of mortuary science

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  • Prof. Renouard 1839-1912
  • A. Johnson Dodge 1848-1920
  • Joseph H. Clarke 1840-1916
  • Felix Sullivan
  • Charles Renouard
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institutionalization

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putting order, harmony and certainty in the minds of those who work within the vocation

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American board of Funeral sErvice Education ABFSE

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accrediting agency for mortuary science programs

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Conference of Funeral service Examining Boards, Inc. CFSEB

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International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Board

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University Mortuary Science Education Association UMSEA

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organization advance the profession of funeral service. promotion of mortuary education

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National Association of Colleges of Mortuary Science NACMS

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organization of proprietary schools dedicated to advancement of mortuary education. Trade Schools and few Community Colleges

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NACMS and UMSEA

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-teachers workshops called institutes
curriculum revision
supply question for NBE

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Committee of education of NFDA

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3 man committee to set standards for the profession.
3 goals: establish uniform requirements, examination questions and answers, continuing ed seminars
-establish Institute of Mortuary Research

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NFDA

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National Fuenral Directors association

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SIFH

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Selected Independent Funeral Homes

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NFDMA

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National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association

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JFDA

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Jewish Funeral Directors of America

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Multi Unit or full itemization

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separate charge for each major component of the funeral and also for items within one or more of the components. Oldest method

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Bi-Unit

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charge for services and facilities and a separate charge for the casket

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Single unit

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packaged funeral- price on casket, services, and facilities of the funeral establishment

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Tri Unit

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Three separate charges for 1-services 2-casket, 3-facilities

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Functional pricing

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similar to tri unit but lists four parts- professional service charge, use of funeral home, rolling stock, retail casket

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1960

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Prior to 1960 vast majority of funeral homes were converted buildings. zoning laws are todays biggest hurdle in establishing a funeral service facility

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Prior to 1955 traditional factors to establish a funeral home

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religious affiliation, ethnic identity, territory, church

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After 1980- new criteria to establish a funeral home

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how many establishments already exist, how much investment will be required, pre need

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Responsibilities

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-policy making-owners, proprietors, partners
-management-directors,embalmers, receptionist
-other staff-attendants, chauffeurs, apprentices
trade service-removal team

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rolling stock

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vehicles

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memorial society movement

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The Funeral and Memorial Association of america- direct disposition licensure by passing state boards of morticians. Philosophy is the most threatening because they espouse direct cremation followed by a service not in a funeral home but at churches or other facilities

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Conglomerate Funeral Service Stock Corporation

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SCI- do it all

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Curbstoner

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does not own funeral home. makes arrangements to use church through the minister. operate out of a funeral home. generally creations

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funeral

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organized, purposeful time limited, flexible, group centered response to death.

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