Funeral Director Protocols
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Which action should a funeral director take if they discover that the deceased has a pacemaker after obtaining consent from the next of kin for cremation?

  • Notify the crematory that the deceased has a pacemaker. (correct)
  • Remove the pacemaker and proceed with the cremation.
  • Inform the authorizing agent upon return of the cremated remains.
  • Contact the next-of-kin for consent to remove the pacemaker.
  • Which fraternal organization uses a sheepskin apron to be placed on a deceased member?

  • International Order of Odd Fellows
  • Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (correct)
  • Knights of Columbus
  • Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks
  • What could be a potential obstacle for transferring remains when performing home removals?

  • Number of family members present
  • Presence of law enforcement
  • Weather forecast
  • Objects or furniture to be moved (correct)
  • Which fraternal organization might require assistance or help in setting up for the tolling of the bell at the 11th hour?

    <p>Ancient Free and Accepted Masons</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When a funeral director obtains consent from the next of kin for cremation, what action should they take if they discover that the deceased has a pacemaker?

    <p>Notify the crematory that the deceased has a pacemaker.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Pre-Cremation Procedures

    • If a pacemaker is discovered after obtaining consent from the next of kin for cremation, the funeral director should take action to remove it.
    • Failure to remove the pacemaker can cause an explosion during cremation.

    Fraternal Organizations

    • The fraternal organization that uses a sheepskin apron to be placed on a deceased member is the Masonic Lodge.

    Home Removals

    • A potential obstacle for transferring remains when performing home removals is navigating narrow stairways or tight spaces.

    Funeral Rites and Rituals

    • The fraternal organization that might require assistance or help in setting up for the tolling of the bell at the 11th hour is the Elks Lodge.

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    Test your knowledge of funeral director protocols in this quiz about what to do when a deceased person has a pacemaker. Determine the correct course of action in various scenarios, including obtaining consent, contacting next-of-kin, and notifying the crematory.

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