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The document is a Monthly Reporting Form for Provisional Licensees in the Texas Funeral Service Commission, designed for funeral directors and embalmers. It outlines the requirements for provisional licensees to report their activities, including details about deceased individuals, supervision by licensed professionals, and record-keeping responsibilities. The form emphasizes compliance with supervision regulations and the importance of maintaining documentation for inspection by the Commission.

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Begin by entering the Provisional Licensee Name and License Number at the top of the form. This identifies who is reporting.
Specify the Reporting Period by filling in the 'From' and 'Through' dates, ensuring accurate record-keeping.
Provide details of the Funeral Establishment, including its Name, Address, and License Number.
Indicate the name of the Funeral Director or Embalmer in Charge along with their License Number for accountability.
For each case handled, list the Name of Deceased, Date of Activities Performed, and Supervisor’s Printed Name & License Number. Ensure you check whether it was for funeral directing or embalming.
After completing all entries, sign as both Provisional Licensee and Funeral Director/Embalmer in Charge where applicable before submission.

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What are the 5 steps of the embalming process?

When remains arrive at a funeral home, it is subjected to a series of steps before the actual preparation of remains are complete. Step 1: Pre-Embalming Prep. Step 2: Preparation. Step 3: Embalming Process. Step 4: Washing. Step 5: Dressing and Casketing.

How to fill out an embalming report?

How to fill out Embalming Case Report Begin with the date and time of the embalming service. Record the name of the deceased and any identification numbers. Document the name of the funeral home and the embalmers name. Note the condition of the body upon arrival. List the embalming chemicals used during the process.

Can you say no to embalming?

The answer is simply no. Embalming may be required depending on the type of service or celebration of life that the family would choose for their loved one. An example of that would be if you choose to have a visitation where the public would be coming into a funeral home and having an open viewing or an open casket.

What are the four types of embalming?

Arterial embalming involves injecting embalming chemicals into the blood vessels. Cavity embalming uses a suction method of the internal fluids. Hypodermic embalming injects embalming chemicals under the skin. Surface embalming is in addition to the above techniques and involves visibly restoring the body.