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Which of the following must all regulated mortuaries have at a minimum?

  1. Two viewing rooms

  2. One viewing room

  3. Separate preparation areas

  4. Dedicated administrative offices

The correct answer is: One viewing room

All regulated mortuaries are required to have at least one viewing room as a fundamental component of their facilities. This viewing room allows for the respectful presentation of the deceased to family members and friends, which is a critical aspect of funeral services. While it is common for mortuaries to provide additional amenities such as multiple viewing rooms, separate preparation areas, and dedicated administrative offices to enhance the service experience and operational efficiency, these are not mandated at the minimum level. The one viewing room requirement ensures that every regulated mortuary can function effectively in fulfilling its primary role of facilitating mourners' access to the deceased for purposes of grieving and honoring their memories.