Intro to Medical Humanities Double Jeopardy

Definitions 2

100

analytical method that focuses on interpretation, rather than summary, paying particular attention to artistic choices

Close reading

200

the interaction of comics and health care

graphic medicine

300

this kind of empathy is defined as "the ability to understand and recognize the thoughts and feelings of others"

cognitive empathy

400

a type of unscripted theater that is sometimes used in medical education to build skills in agile and creative thinking, communication, and teamwork

improv comedy

500

term meaning fear of doctors

iatrophobia

Diagnosis 2: Name the Organ

100

Rana Awdish’s doctors ultimately discover an undiagnosed tumor in this organ

liver

200

Antaole Broyard is diagnosed with cancer of this organ

prostate

300

Around the same time she has an abortion, Leslie Jamison has surgery on this organ

heart

400

The Baby in “People Like That Are the Only People Here” is diagnosed with a cancer of this organ

kidney

500

Antoinette Cooper writes about a condition where the lining of this organ grows outside its usual place

Uterus

Fill in the Blank (quotations)

100

"the fear of pain is one of the most pervasive and insidious justifications of ____________ oppression" (Siebers)

disability

200

"Entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and even some doctors are now pitching ____ as a salve for overburdened health care systems and a stand-in for absent or exhausted caregivers." (Zhou)

AI

300

"But pain presents a unique problem in terms of measurement, and a unique cruelty in terms of suffering--it is entirely ___________." (Biss)

subjective

400

"Everyone who is born holds dual citizenship, in the ____________ of the well and in the ____________ of the sick." (Sontag)

kingdom

500

“I would say that I want one who is a close reader of illness and a good _________ of medicine.” (Broyard)

critic

Titles 2

100

Rita Charon: "Narrative Medicine: Attention, Representation, ____________"

Affiliation

200

KM Saulner: "Telling, Hearing, and _________: A Critical Analysis of Narrative Bioethics" 

Believing

300

Elizabeth Bishop: “In the ___________ Room”

Waiting

400

David Morris: "Living Pain: _______ or ________?"

Mystery or Puzzle

500

Namwali Serpell: “The ______________of Empathy”

Banality

Be Specific

100

“Can you show me where you see that?” (Awdish)

Lack of fetal heartbeat on ultrasound

200

"It has no future--but itself" (Dickinson)

Pain

300

“Before they came the air was calm enough” (Plath)

the tulips

400

"Then I was back in it." (Bishop) 

the waiting room

500

“People Like That Are the Only People Here” (Moore)

Peed Onk