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FSE 215 FUNERAL HOME OPERATIONS EXAM QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED


Coffin

Are anthropomorphic (in the shape of man)

Provide practical utility

Are not very aesthetic.

Do not provide a nice 'final memory picture'.

Caskets

Provide Practical Utility.

Are Aesthetically Pleasing.

Provide A Positive And Lasting Final Memory Picture.

Derived From The French Word, "Casse", Which Means, "A Chest Of Valuable

Possessions".

Casket Materials

Wood, metal, plasticcast

Different types of wood for caskets

softwood

hardwood

laminates (plywood, particle board, pressed board)

Different types of metal of caskets

,Ferrous

Non-Ferrous

Ferrous metals

Contain iron like cast iron, wrought iron, steel, and stainless steel

Oxidize faster than other metals

Steel (for caskets)

a metal alloy mainly of iron and low carbon.

It is soft and malleable

stainless steel (for caskets)

A metal alloy of steel, chromium, and sometimes nickel

It resists rust

400 series stainless steel

-400 Series Stainless Steel: Contains 12% chromium; no nickel

-This series is often found in automotive mufflers

300 series stainless steel

-Contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel

-Higher grade than 400 series

-Highest known alloy content in stainless steel caskets

-This series may be found in fine tableware, sailboat cleats, shackles, and jet engines

galvanized steel

Steel that has been coated with a protective layer of zinc for an increased resistance to

rust

Ferrous Metals are measured in thickness by

,Gauge - A measurement of thickness of metals; the number of sheets of metal

necessary to equal approximately one inch of thickness

The lower the gauge, the thicker the metal

16 gauge is how much of an inch?

1/16 of an inch

20 gauge if how much of an inch?

1/20 of an inch

Examples of non-ferrous metals

copper, bronze, aluminum, and zinc

non-ferrous metals

Do not contain iron

More protective

Do not oxidize (or rust) like ferrous metals

Measured in thickness by ounces per square foot The higher the oz per square foot, the

thicker the metal

The two types of Bronze

Wrought Bronze and Cast Bronze

Wrought Bronze

bronze metal rolled into sheets

(A certain amount of the bronze was pulled off the roll, stamped, welded, and molded to

shape.)

Cast Bronze

, Metal was poured into a mold

The mold was removed or broken away leaving the casket

Very expensive

Bronze

A precious metal

An alloy of copper, tin, and sometimes zinc

Is more protective and durable than copper

Much more protective than any ferrous metal

Plastic and Fiberglass Caskets

They are light, protective, finished in a variety of colors and reasonably priced

They are considered to be a cheaper material

Resist deterioration

Practically indestructible when in contact with moisture or soil

Plastic

(polymer) is a synthetic material that is softened, then hardened into shape

Is not biodegradable (good burial material)

Is not marketable-most people feel it is cheap

Reasons for a plastic casket

plastics are abundant

easily formed into casket shells

low in cost

limited to lower-end caskets that provide an inexpensive alternative to consumers

fiberglass

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