Module 6

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The province of Alberta had a specific definition of death.

False

Which statement would best define death?

the final and irreversible cessation of brain function, respiration and heartbeat

In Alberta, there is no law requiring the formal pronouncement of death by a qualified medical practitioner.

True

Who has legal authority to pronounce death?

all answers are correct

All deaths must be medically certified (completion of medical certificate of death).

True

Who has legal authority to medically certify death?

medical physician or medical examiner

What does it mean when a physician verifies death?

the physician will confirm the death by assigning it a manner and cause of death

What is the medical certificate of death?

it is the document that contains the official manner and cause of death

All deaths in a province just be registered.

True

What is needed in order to register a death in the province of Alberta?

the personal information about the deceased provided by the family

What piece of information is not required to be provided for the death registration document?

the cause and manner of death

Generally, who is responsible to forward the proper information to Vital Statistics so that a death may be registered?

funeral director

All deaths that occur in the province must have a burial permit issued.

True

When can a burial permit be issued?

once the death is registered and the medical certificate of death is signed and completed

Who has the responsibility of issuing a burial permit?

registrar of Vital Statistics

Which party would typically not recieve a copy of the burial permit?

the family

Which of the following would legally require a burial permit? (Choose all that apply)

burial in a cemetery, cremation, transportation if a body out of the province

Where must a burial permit be located when shipping a body out of the province or country?

it must be attached to the outside of the casket/container

What is a death certificate?

legal proof of death

Who may issue a death certificate?

the Registrar of Vital Statistics

Under normal circumstances, what must not appear on the death certificate?

the cause of death

All deaths must be issued a death certificate.

False

Every death in the province of Alberta requires a "Form 4".

False

Who is responsible to issue a "Form 4"?

medical examiner

What is a "Form 4" document?

a document that verifies that the medical examiner has examined the medical certificate of death

The Chief Medical Examiner is responsible to investigate sudden and unexpected deaths.

True

Whose duties, roles and responsibilities are primarily regulated under the Fatalities Inquiries Act?

medical examiner

Who takes control of the scene and body when there is a sudden and unexpected death?

medical examiner

What are the qualifications of a medical examiner?

must be a physician

The Bodies of Deceased Persons Regulations are regulated under which act?

Public Health Act

The main purpose of the Bodies of Deceased Persons Regulations is to regulate the practice of routine handling of deceased bodies.

True

The Bodies of Deceased Persons Regulations includes a list of diseases that requires additional and discussion handling protocols.

True

In Alberta, all bodies, no matter what the cause of death is, may be embalmed.

False

Which Act primarily regulates the use of a dead intact human body by a medical school university for the purpose of medical education?

Human Tissue and Organ Donation Act

A medical school university will generally accept all types of bodies for medical education.

False

Once a body is no longer needed for a medical school university for medical education, what happens to the body?

the university will arrange cremation

The medical school university does not have a right to refuse a body of an individual that has registered as a donor of the program.

False

Which body disease is not to be embalmed in the province of Alberta?

CJD (Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease)

What are two Canadian federal pieces of legislation that deals with privacy?

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, The Privacy Act

What does PEPEDA stand for?

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act

Which act would funeral service professionals be more bound to?

PIPEDA

By law, how would a funeral director generally acquire consent from a family to obtain private information?

informed consent

When obtaining personal information from the executor or next-of-kin, which statement would be false?

you must obtain consent in writing

Jennifer is a pre-need counselor that is meeting a client at the funeral home. She needs to contact the local cemetery with details about a plot. She phones the cemetery and they ask her for information about the family and next-of-kin so they can search their records. What information would not be appropriate to share with the cemetery office?

the deceased's SIN and health number

Which of the following would not fall under a "safeguard" principle of business measure?

obtaining the individuals consent when collecting information

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問題一覧

The province of Alberta had a specific definition of death.

False

Which statement would best define death?

the final and irreversible cessation of brain function, respiration and heartbeat

In Alberta, there is no law requiring the formal pronouncement of death by a qualified medical practitioner.

True

Who has legal authority to pronounce death?

all answers are correct

All deaths must be medically certified (completion of medical certificate of death).

True

Who has legal authority to medically certify death?

medical physician or medical examiner

What does it mean when a physician verifies death?

the physician will confirm the death by assigning it a manner and cause of death

What is the medical certificate of death?

it is the document that contains the official manner and cause of death

All deaths in a province just be registered.

True

What is needed in order to register a death in the province of Alberta?

the personal information about the deceased provided by the family

What piece of information is not required to be provided for the death registration document?

the cause and manner of death

Generally, who is responsible to forward the proper information to Vital Statistics so that a death may be registered?

funeral director

All deaths that occur in the province must have a burial permit issued.

True

When can a burial permit be issued?

once the death is registered and the medical certificate of death is signed and completed

Who has the responsibility of issuing a burial permit?

registrar of Vital Statistics

Which party would typically not recieve a copy of the burial permit?

the family

Which of the following would legally require a burial permit? (Choose all that apply)

burial in a cemetery, cremation, transportation if a body out of the province

Where must a burial permit be located when shipping a body out of the province or country?

it must be attached to the outside of the casket/container

What is a death certificate?

legal proof of death

Who may issue a death certificate?

the Registrar of Vital Statistics

Under normal circumstances, what must not appear on the death certificate?

the cause of death

All deaths must be issued a death certificate.

False

Every death in the province of Alberta requires a "Form 4".

False

Who is responsible to issue a "Form 4"?

medical examiner

What is a "Form 4" document?

a document that verifies that the medical examiner has examined the medical certificate of death

The Chief Medical Examiner is responsible to investigate sudden and unexpected deaths.

True

Whose duties, roles and responsibilities are primarily regulated under the Fatalities Inquiries Act?

medical examiner

Who takes control of the scene and body when there is a sudden and unexpected death?

medical examiner

What are the qualifications of a medical examiner?

must be a physician

The Bodies of Deceased Persons Regulations are regulated under which act?

Public Health Act

The main purpose of the Bodies of Deceased Persons Regulations is to regulate the practice of routine handling of deceased bodies.

True

The Bodies of Deceased Persons Regulations includes a list of diseases that requires additional and discussion handling protocols.

True

In Alberta, all bodies, no matter what the cause of death is, may be embalmed.

False

Which Act primarily regulates the use of a dead intact human body by a medical school university for the purpose of medical education?

Human Tissue and Organ Donation Act

A medical school university will generally accept all types of bodies for medical education.

False

Once a body is no longer needed for a medical school university for medical education, what happens to the body?

the university will arrange cremation

The medical school university does not have a right to refuse a body of an individual that has registered as a donor of the program.

False

Which body disease is not to be embalmed in the province of Alberta?

CJD (Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease)

What are two Canadian federal pieces of legislation that deals with privacy?

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, The Privacy Act

What does PEPEDA stand for?

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act

Which act would funeral service professionals be more bound to?

PIPEDA

By law, how would a funeral director generally acquire consent from a family to obtain private information?

informed consent

When obtaining personal information from the executor or next-of-kin, which statement would be false?

you must obtain consent in writing

the deceased's SIN and health number

Which of the following would not fall under a "safeguard" principle of business measure?

obtaining the individuals consent when collecting information