A) Human cadavers B) Animal behavior C) Ancient history D) Space exploration
A) The Art of Dying B) Living with Death C) Grave Matters D) How to Know if You're Dead
A) Secrets of the afterlife B) The history of medicine C) About the human body D) How to mourn
A) Tissue donation B) Body donation for research C) Blood donation D) Organ donation
A) Forensic science B) Sociology C) Astrophysics D) Psychiatry
A) Dry and technical B) Engaging and accessible C) Abstract and poetic D) Dense and academic
A) They have no relevance. B) They offer invaluable hands-on experience. C) They can be replaced by models. D) They are messy and unhelpful.
A) Their fears regarding death B) Their insights on using cadavers C) Their favorite patient stories D) Their personal beliefs about the afterlife
A) Funeral costs B) Consent for body donation C) Death penalty debates D) Euthanasia laws |