Liminal Things
Changes in Attitudes Toward Death and Dying
Contemporary Issues in Death and Dying
Grief
Misc
100

True or False: Physical pain is a regularly reported feature of NDEs.

False

100

Medical advancements in modernity changed how we define _________.

Death
100

This word literally means "a good death." 

Euthanasia 

100

True or False: Many scholars argue that grief is universal. 

True

100

 _____________ is an acronym that describes the process that allows a terminally ill patient to request a prescription for medication to end their life.

MAID

200

According to scholars who study past-life memories, these physical characteristics from previous lives can reappear in current lives. 

Birthmarks, etc. 

200

The hospice movement began in this country. 

Great Britain
200

Physician-assisted suicide laws in Oregon, Washington, and Vermont apply only to patients who are terminally ill and likely to die in ____ months. 

Six

200

One of the most influential books about mortality in the United States, On Death and Dying, was written by ________.

Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

200

Sir Edwin Chadwick, a sanitary reformer, claimed that bodies gave off a _________, and therefore should not be kept in private homes. 

Miasma

300

Belief in _____ does not require equating these with the returned soul of the dead.

ghosts

300

Earlier medical definitions of death focused solely on this organ. 

Heart

300

Prolongation of quantity of life, but not quality; increased medicalization of the dying process; lack of public space for discussing mortality ... These are all examples of what people call the "plague of bad _____."

dying

300

Elisaebth Kübler-Ross’ “Five Stages of Grief” was first applied to this group of people. 

Terminally Ill

300

In order to receive hospice care, a physician must certify that an individual's life expectancy is _______ months; however, most patients do not enter hospice until roughly _______ weeks before their death.

6; 2

400

This is the name for hypnosis thought which allows access to memories of an existence in-between earthly incarnations. 

Life-Between-Lives

400

Until the mid-19th century, families usually kept their dead at home between death and burial, often up to _____ days.

10

400

Part of a recent movement, these people help with nonmedical services for people who are dying, including by providing social, spiritual, and/or psychological support and planning for memorials and/or funerals.

Death Doulas

400

________ is the term for how grief is expressed in public.

Mourning

400

Transhumanists believe _________ can give humans capabilities far exceeding present-day human capability

Technology
500

What religious movement centered around the belief in personal survival of bodily death as proven by mediumistic communications?

spiritualism

500

This kind of photography captured the living with the recently deceased. 

Memento Mori 

500

In the United States, this movement began with the case of Karen Quinlan.

Right-to-Die

500

________________ grief occurs before the actual loss.

Anticipatory 

500

In the US the ___________ of dead bodies is not required by state or federal law, although many funeral homes present it as if it is a requirement. 

Embalmment

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