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2025/2026
In the article, "The Iceman Reconsidered", the Iceman who is also called Otzi: - correct answer ✔Lived
about 5,300 years ago, was approximately 46 years
old, had charcoal‐dust tattoos, dressed warmly in three layers of deer and goat hide, and had a hat and
the soles of his shoes of bearskin. He had a dagger, a tinder kit with flint, backpack frame, bow and
arrows. He ate wild goat, primitive wheat, a plum‐like fruit as well as other plants
In the article, "Chinese Funerals in San Francisco Chinatown", elements of the Chinese funeral include: -
correct answer ✔A walking funeral procession rather than limousines led by
the eldest son who carried a tray of incense, candles and three cups of tea. Leading the procession was a
brass band, picture car and hearse. Mourners walked barefoot in loose ‐ fitting clothes, unbleached
muslin and burlap sackcloth. Taoist/Buddhist priests play cymbals and gongs and a live chicken was
dragged by a string
In the article, "The Death Cults of Prehistoric Malta", artifacts were found around 2800 ‐2500 BC. Based
on these artifacts, the residents of Malta: - correct answer ✔Were preoccupied with building temples
and cult figures
such as ceramic "fat ladies" instead of building villages, houses, terracing for farming or farming
methods.
In the article, "Daily Life in Ancient Egypt" researchers found in sites having artifacts from 1275 ‐1075 BC,
in which - correct answer ✔Tens of thousands of written documents were found that
were government records, private letters, love poems, health issues and legal disputes. Also, are
religious writings and "classic literature". The high rate of literacy leads one to believe that education
was valued.
In the article, "Reading the Bones of La Florida, the following information was learned through
bioarchaeology:. - correct answer ✔Bone chemistry findings suggest Indians' diets changed
, after the Europeans came which began about 1565. It appears that the Indians' ate more corn and beef
and less seafood and plants. They also drank less fresh water from rivers and more well water which
promoted parasitic infections
Dr. Elisabeth Kübler‐Ross wanted to - correct answer ✔educate medical interns about dying patients.
Informed consent is based on three legal principles: The patient must: ONE. be competent to give
consent, TWO. give consent freely, THREE. confer with and agree with family members FOUR. have an
adequate understanding of the proposed treatment including potential risks. - correct answer ✔1, 2,
and 4
Which industrialized countries are identified in the text as permitting euthanasia to patients who
request death? - correct answer ✔Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg
According to Norman Cousins, the style of medical communication is important because it can - correct
answer ✔play a role in the patient's healing.
In the medical management of pain, what rule states that a harmful effect of treatment, even if it results
in death, is permissible if the harm is not intended and occurs as a side effect of a beneficial action? -
correct answer ✔Rule of double effect
Chronic pain usually persists longer than - correct answer ✔3-6 Months
In which of the following is the individual's right to autonomy violated? - correct answer ✔An older
man whose physician and family coerce him to have foot surgery
All of the following are challenges to hospice and palliative care EXCEPT: - correct answer ✔lack of
routinization of care and regulation.
Question and answers 100% correct
2025/2026
In the article, "The Iceman Reconsidered", the Iceman who is also called Otzi: - correct answer ✔Lived
about 5,300 years ago, was approximately 46 years
old, had charcoal‐dust tattoos, dressed warmly in three layers of deer and goat hide, and had a hat and
the soles of his shoes of bearskin. He had a dagger, a tinder kit with flint, backpack frame, bow and
arrows. He ate wild goat, primitive wheat, a plum‐like fruit as well as other plants
In the article, "Chinese Funerals in San Francisco Chinatown", elements of the Chinese funeral include: -
correct answer ✔A walking funeral procession rather than limousines led by
the eldest son who carried a tray of incense, candles and three cups of tea. Leading the procession was a
brass band, picture car and hearse. Mourners walked barefoot in loose ‐ fitting clothes, unbleached
muslin and burlap sackcloth. Taoist/Buddhist priests play cymbals and gongs and a live chicken was
dragged by a string
In the article, "The Death Cults of Prehistoric Malta", artifacts were found around 2800 ‐2500 BC. Based
on these artifacts, the residents of Malta: - correct answer ✔Were preoccupied with building temples
and cult figures
such as ceramic "fat ladies" instead of building villages, houses, terracing for farming or farming
methods.
In the article, "Daily Life in Ancient Egypt" researchers found in sites having artifacts from 1275 ‐1075 BC,
in which - correct answer ✔Tens of thousands of written documents were found that
were government records, private letters, love poems, health issues and legal disputes. Also, are
religious writings and "classic literature". The high rate of literacy leads one to believe that education
was valued.
In the article, "Reading the Bones of La Florida, the following information was learned through
bioarchaeology:. - correct answer ✔Bone chemistry findings suggest Indians' diets changed
, after the Europeans came which began about 1565. It appears that the Indians' ate more corn and beef
and less seafood and plants. They also drank less fresh water from rivers and more well water which
promoted parasitic infections
Dr. Elisabeth Kübler‐Ross wanted to - correct answer ✔educate medical interns about dying patients.
Informed consent is based on three legal principles: The patient must: ONE. be competent to give
consent, TWO. give consent freely, THREE. confer with and agree with family members FOUR. have an
adequate understanding of the proposed treatment including potential risks. - correct answer ✔1, 2,
and 4
Which industrialized countries are identified in the text as permitting euthanasia to patients who
request death? - correct answer ✔Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg
According to Norman Cousins, the style of medical communication is important because it can - correct
answer ✔play a role in the patient's healing.
In the medical management of pain, what rule states that a harmful effect of treatment, even if it results
in death, is permissible if the harm is not intended and occurs as a side effect of a beneficial action? -
correct answer ✔Rule of double effect
Chronic pain usually persists longer than - correct answer ✔3-6 Months
In which of the following is the individual's right to autonomy violated? - correct answer ✔An older
man whose physician and family coerce him to have foot surgery
All of the following are challenges to hospice and palliative care EXCEPT: - correct answer ✔lack of
routinization of care and regulation.
