Free Mortuary Science State Jurisprudence Licensing Examination Practice Questions
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1A Michigan applicant completed an accredited mortuary science program but has only 84 qualifying semester hours. Which education result meets the state rule?
- A. Complete at least 90 semester hours with a GPA of at least 2.00
- B. Complete at least 80 semester hours with a GPA of at least 2.50
- C. Complete at least 96 semester hours with a GPA of at least 1.75
- D. Complete at least 120 semester hours with a GPA of at least 3.00
2How must a dead human body be positioned during transportation under Michigan's current mortuary rules?
3Who has the initial duty to report a death after first assuming custody of the body?
4Before invasive procurement procedures begin, how may an authorized prior class revoke an anatomical gift?
- A. Only by probate order
- B. Orally or in a record
- C. Only by notarized affidavit
- D. Only through the donor registry
5Before selling prepaid funeral services in Michigan, what must the seller hold?
- A. A certificate of registration from the department
- B. A cemetery commission appointment
- C. A county vendor permit only
- D. A federal tax-exempt determination
6Who is legally qualified to manage a Michigan funeral establishment?
- A. Any full-time employee
- B. A licensed mortuary science individual
- C. A registered prepaid contract seller
- D. A licensed cemetery commissioner
7Which record should a family secure to establish eligibility for military funeral honors for a former active-duty service member?
- A. DD214
- B. W-2
- C. I-9
- D. 1099
8If the highest-priority person cannot be located after reasonable effort, when may disposition authority pass to the next priority class?
- A. After 24 hours
- B. After 48 hours
- C. After 72 hours
- D. After 7 days
10Before transporting a body to a crematory, which county official must endorse the cremation permit?
Topics in this practice bank
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Mortuary Science Licensing and Registration (10 of 50 items)
- License qualifications
- Display of license
- Activities requiring a license and exemptions
- Changes in licensee and establishment information
- License term and renewal requirements
- Prohibited conduct
- Disciplinary proceedings and penalties
- Resident trainee qualifications, supervision, and reporting
- Registration with local registrar
- Funeral establishment licensing requirements
Transportation and Disposition of Human Remains (5 of 50 items)
- Procedures for transfer of human remains
- Required permits and authorizations for transporting human remains
- Vehicle code provisions relating to funeral processions and transport of human remains
- Sources of military honors, services, and benefits
- Agreements for Disposition of Dead Human Bodies Act
Preparation and Filing of Required Documents (8 of 50 items)
- Death certificates including for infant remains and other required permits
- Who must report and certify deaths
- Government assistance forms (e.g., veterans, Social Security, and MI Department of Human Services)
- Critical time limits for various documents
Handling of Human Remains and Medical Waste (7 of 50 items)
- Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
- Medical Waste Regulatory Act
- Universal precautions
Prepaid Funeral Accounts and their Funding (9 of 50 items)
- Registration requirements for prearrangement contract seller.
- Change in funeral establishment ownership
- Pricing and disclosure requirements
- Depositing and maintaining funds
- Recordkeeping, reporting, and auditing requirements
- Cancellation of prepaid contract, including revocable and irrevocable contracts
Operations Standards for Funeral Establishments (6 of 50 items)
- Facility requirements for a Michigan funeral establishment
- Staffing and management requirements
- Wage and hour laws
- American with Disabilities Act (ADA) laws
- Inspections
- Advertising and marketing
Special Considerations for Funerals of Veterans (3 of 50 items)
- Veterans Trust Fund
- Determining veteran status and verifying record of service
- Public funds for veterans’ burial and markers for veterans’ graves
Additional Provisions Related to Mortuary Science (2 of 50 items)
- Estates and Protected Individuals Code (authority for funeral arrangements; disputes over final disposition; payment from estate)
- Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
- MIOSHA Standards (Michigan Right to Know)
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC) funeral rules
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