Question 1

The potential benefits of life insurance include all of the following EXCEPT it

Accepted Answer

A)  usually makes funds available immediately after death. 
B)  increases social security benefits. 
C)  may reduce stress. 
D)  may provide relief and a sense of security to the bereaved spouse and other dependents. 
A)  usually makes funds available immediately after death. 
B)  increases social security benefits. 
C)  may reduce stress. 
D)  may provide relief and a sense of security to the bereaved spouse and other dependents.

Question 2

"DNR" at end-of-life refers to the orders of

Accepted Answer

A)  Do Not Receive. 
B)  Do Not Recall. 
C)  Do Not Resuscitate. 
D)  Do Not Recharge. 
A)  Do Not Receive. 
B)  Do Not Recall. 
C)  Do Not Resuscitate. 
D)  Do Not Recharge.

Question 3

The controversy surrounding the Karen Ann Quinlan case centered on the

Accepted Answer

A)  abuse of prescription drugs. 
B)  separation of church and state. 
C)  issue of transplantation. 
D)  right to forgo life-sustaining treatment. 
A)  abuse of prescription drugs. 
B)  separation of church and state. 
C)  issue of transplantation. 
D)  right to forgo life-sustaining treatment.

Question 4

Physicians in the 1960s tended to withhold information regarding a life threatening condition.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Ethical questions regarding the "right to die" first came to public attention in the landmark court case involving

Accepted Answer

A)  Nancy Beth Cruzan. 
B)  Karen Ann Quinlan. 
C)  Nancy Ellen Jobes. 
D)  Elizabeth Bouvia. 
A)  Nancy Beth Cruzan. 
B)  Karen Ann Quinlan. 
C)  Nancy Ellen Jobes. 
D)  Elizabeth Bouvia.

Question 6

A codicil relates to

Accepted Answer

A)  rewriting a will. 
B)  amending a will. 
C)  making an oral will. 
D)  formalizing a will. 
A)  rewriting a will. 
B)  amending a will. 
C)  making an oral will. 
D)  formalizing a will.

Question 7

There is no medical or ethical distinction between withholding and withdrawing treatment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The potential benefits of life insurance include all of the following EXCEPT it

"DNR" at end-of-life refers to the orders of

The controversy surrounding the Karen Ann Quinlan case centered on the

Physicians in the 1960s tended to withhold information regarding a life threatening condition.

Ethical questions regarding the "right to die" first came to public attention in the landmark court case involving

A codicil relates to

There is no medical or ethical distinction between withholding and withdrawing treatment.

Attitudes Toward Death: a Climate of Change

Learning About Death: Socialization

Perspectives on Death: Historical and Cultural

Death Systems: Mortality and Society

Health Care: Patients, Staff, and Institutions

Facing Death: Living With Life-Threatening Illness

Last Rites: Funerals and Body Disposition

Survivors: Understanding the Experience of Loss

Death in the Lives of Children and Adolescents

Death in the Lives of Adults

Suicide

Risks, Perils, and Traumatic Death

Beyond Deathafter Life

The Path Ahead: Personal and Social Choices

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Exam 6: End-Of-Life Issues and Decisions

The potential benefits of life insurance include all of the following EXCEPT it

"DNR" at end-of-life refers to the orders of

The controversy surrounding the Karen Ann Quinlan case centered on the

Physicians in the 1960s tended to withhold information regarding a life threatening condition.

Ethical questions regarding the "right to die" first came to public attention in the landmark court case involving

A codicil relates to

There is no medical or ethical distinction between withholding and withdrawing treatment.

Attitudes Toward Death: a Climate of Change

Learning About Death: Socialization

Perspectives on Death: Historical and Cultural

Death Systems: Mortality and Society

Health Care: Patients, Staff, and Institutions

Facing Death: Living With Life-Threatening Illness

Last Rites: Funerals and Body Disposition

Survivors: Understanding the Experience of Loss

Death in the Lives of Children and Adolescents

Death in the Lives of Adults

Suicide

Risks, Perils, and Traumatic Death

Beyond Deathafter Life

The Path Ahead: Personal and Social Choices

Filters