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Mors 200 Arts Final - Mortuary Administration Compend- Matching Part 1

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Specially designed clothing used to dress deceased individuals for viewing and burial, often chosen for modesty, tradition, or religious reasons.

specifically designed clothing for dead human remains

burial garnment

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Definition

specifically designed clothing for dead human remains

burial garnment

a portable shelter employed to cover the grave area during a committal service

canopy

an emblem of the church consisting of two or more intersecting plain bars

cross

a temporary or permanent means for identification and/or memorialization at the grave

grave marker

kneeling rail

prie dieu

a floral arrangement placed on the casket as supplied by the family, friends or funeral home

casket piece

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TermDefinition

specifically designed clothing for dead human remains

burial garnment

a portable shelter employed to cover the grave area during a committal service

canopy

an emblem of the church consisting of two or more intersecting plain bars

cross

a temporary or permanent means for identification and/or memorialization at the grave

grave marker

kneeling rail

prie dieu

a floral arrangement placed on the casket as supplied by the family, friends or funeral home

casket piece

specially designed motor vehicle for transporting casketed human remains

casket coach

a document evidencing the offering of a mass for a specific intention

mass cards

a cross with the image of the body of christ superimposed

crucifix

a symbolic cloth covering placed over the casket

pall

a large ornamental candlestick holder with several branches

candelabrum

a floral design placed on the door indicating death

door badge

a pamphlet made available giving details about the deceased and the funeral arrangements

memorial folder

a collapsible catafalque employed for services in the church or home

church truck

a transparent net which may be used to cover the open casket

casket veil

a source of income

outside enclosures

excess of selling price over cost of goods

gross profit

counselor and advisor

professional responsibilities

source of expense

promotion

possible elimination of certain items of service

itemized pricing

selling priceless the sum of cost of operations and cost of merchandise

net profit

may exaggerate the value that is placed on the casket

unit price

placing pricing on 1. casket, 2. service fee, 3. facilities, 4. automobiles

functional pricing

places emphasis on professional services

bi-unit pricing

to know costs, income and expense

business responsibilities

largest overhead item

personnel

sum of a group of figures divided by the number of units

average

non-formula service

graveside service

funeral director's "product"

service

formula service

predetermined price

among other information, it should contain the name and phone number of the person calling

first call form

may be used by the minister for the eulogy

clergyman's record

contains signatures of persons attending the funeral

memorial book (register)

procured when the completed death certificate is filed

burial-transit permit

20 week gestation period

fetal death certificate

application for headstone

VA40-1330

application for veteran's burial allowance

21-530

statement of death by the funeral director

SSA-721

application for lump sum death payment

SSA-8

application for flag

90-2008

budget

an estimate of income and expense for the ensuing year

the business of buying and selling

merchandising

the excess of selling price over cost of merchandise

gross profit

selling price less the sum of cost of operation and the cost of merchandise

net profit

total sum of operational costs

overhead

service fee, casket cost

bi-unit pricing

casket, services, facilities, automobiles,

functional pricing

less than complete funeral service

non-formula pricing

unit, bi unit, function

formula pricing

each item priced separately

itemized pricing

bishop

mormon

rabbi

jewish

reader

christian scientist

pastor

lutheran

priest

catholic

martin luther

lutheran

mary baker eddy

christian scientist

does not allow cremation

orthodox jewish

allows cremation

roman catholic

joseph smith

latter day saints

holy brotherhood

chevra

skullcap

yamaka

seven

shiva

ceremony of washing

taharah

shroud

tachrichim

lambskin apron

masonic funeral

requires 21 men

american legion funeral

family must request

military funeral

no special funeral ceremony

knights of columbus

dark red or purple flower

amaranth

holy brotherhood

chevra

7 day mourning period

shiva

30 day mourning period

sholoshim

symbol of hope for jewish people

mogen david

from sundown friday until sundown saturday

shabbat

a holy picture

icon

short service in funeral home prior to church service

trisagion

placement of casket in greek orthodox church

solea

a partition behind which the altar is located

iconostasis

chants hymns

cantor

includes application for plot-interment allowance

VA 21-530

application for flag

VA 90-2008

application for headstone

VA 40-1330

application for lump sum death payment

SSA-8

statement of death and burial expenses by the funeral director

SSA-721

altar attendant

acolyte

appointed by court to settle estate of an intestate

administrator

inherits real estate

devise

appointed in the will to carry out the provisions of the will

executor

mortality rate

death rate

includes corpus christi

crucifix

morbidity rate

proportion of sickness

middle

median

subject to death

mortal

a place for the examination and holding of dead human remains

morgue

average

mean

occurs most frequently

mode

inscription on a tomb

epitaph

principles of mortality

ethics

requirements as to social behavior

etiquette