Glossary U

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Glossary U

Ultrasonography

Trusts – Legal arrangements that allow assets to be managed and distributed according to the wishes of the deceased.

  • Mortuary Science: Autopsy vs. Necropsy (Purpose Clarified)

    • Unified credit

    Trusts as an estate planning tool – Legal arrangements that allow assets to be managed and distributed according to the wishes of the deceased.

  • Estate vs. Inheritance in Mortuary Science (Legalities Defined)

    • Unique materials (e.g., wood, metal, glass)

    Uncommon materials used to make caskets and urns.

  • Mortuary Science: Urn vs. Cremation Jewelry (Ashes Storage)

    • Unresolved grief

    Ultrasonography – A medical imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of internal organs and tissues.

  • Understanding Mourning vs. Grieving (Emotional Journey)

    • Urn

    Unified credit – A tax credit that allows a certain amount of assets to be transferred tax-free upon death.

  • Mortuary Science: Grave vs. Tomb (Resting Place Terminology)
  • Mortuary Science: Urn vs. Cremation Jewelry (Ashes Storage)
  • Understanding Embalmer vs. Mortician (Job Specifications)
  • Cenotaph vs. Tombstone in Mortuary Science (Monument Types)
  • Mausoleum vs. Crypt in Mortuary Science (Types of Burial)
  • Casket vs. Coffin in Mortuary Science (Shape Matters)
  • Columbarium vs. Mausoleum in Mortuary Science (Final Resting Options)
  • Interment vs. Inurnment in Mortuary Science (Final Resting Place)
  • Mortuary Science: Burial vs. Interment (Clarifying Terms)
  • Mortuary Science: Death Mask vs. Memorial Portrait (Remembrance Items)
  • Mortuary Science: Embalming vs. Cremation (Understanding Processes)
  • Mortuary Science: Eulogy vs. Obituary (Honoring the Deceased)
  • Mortuary Science: Funeral vs. Memorial Service (Event Timing)
  • Understanding Preneed vs. At-Need (Planning Ahead)

    • Urn- A decorative container used to hold cremated remains

    Unresolved grief – Grief that persists and interferes with daily life and functioning.

  • Mortuary Science: Decedent vs. Deceased (Terminology Explained)

    • Urn adornments

    Urn – A decorative container used to hold cremated remains.

  • Wake vs. Funeral in Mortuary Science (Event Order)

    • Urn and container prices

    The costs associated with purchasing an urn or container for holding cremated remains.

  • Understanding Direct Cremation vs. Traditional Cremation (Service Options)

    • Urn bearer

    Urn adornments – Decorative elements added to an urn, such as engravings or appliques.

  • Mortuary Science: Funeral vs. Memorial Service (Event Timing)

    • Urn materials

    Materials used to make urns, including wood, metal, and glass.

  • Mortuary Science: Urn vs. Cremation Jewelry (Ashes Storage)

    • Urn options

    The various types and styles of urns available for holding cremated remains.

  • Understanding Direct Cremation vs. Traditional Cremation (Service Options)

    • Urn options for ashes

    Urn bearer – The person who carries the urn during the funeral service.

  • Mortuary Science: Embalming vs. Cremation (Understanding Processes)

    • Urns and cremains storage options

    Urn/vault/casket selection – The process of choosing an appropriate container for the cremated remains or body of the deceased.

  • Mortuary Science: Embalming vs. Cremation (Understanding Processes)

    • Urn selection

    Urn options for ashes – Various options for urns, including materials, designs, and sizes.

  • Columbarium vs. Mausoleum in Mortuary Science (Final Resting Options)
  • Interment vs. Inurnment in Mortuary Science (Final Resting Place)
  • Mortuary Science: Death Mask vs. Memorial Portrait (Remembrance Items)
  • Mortuary Science: Funeral Home vs. Mortuary (Facility Differences)
  • Mortuary Science: Entombment vs. Interment (Burial Methods)
  • Understanding Direct Cremation vs. Traditional Cremation (Service Options)

    • Urn selection and customization

    The process of choosing and personalizing an urn for the cremated remains of a deceased individual.

  • Understanding Direct Cremation vs. Traditional Cremation (Service Options)

    • Urn/vault/casket selection

    Urn Vaults – A container used to hold an urn and provide additional protection against water damage and settling over time.

  • Mortuary Science: Decedent vs. Deceased (Terminology Explained)

    • Urn Vaults

    Urn selection – The process of choosing an appropriate container for the cremated remains of the deceased.

  • Casket vs. Coffin in Mortuary Science (Shape Matters)

    • Use of pillows and padding

    Techniques used to enhance the appearance of the deceased during viewing.

  • Open Casket vs. Closed Casket (Viewing Decisions)