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Test 2 Kemp Flashcards

1
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Clinical death

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when the heart stops beating, breathing ceases, the body cool and tissues begin to decompose

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2
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Rigor Mortis

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the stiffening of the muscles that occurs after death

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3
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Kaddish

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a special prayer recited at a Jewish funeral

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4
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to “sit Shiva”

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refers to a strict period of sevens days spent mourning a loved one, stay home from work and receive visitors

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5
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Resurrection

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the christian belief that our bodied will be raised from the dead at Christs second coming, the reality of resurrection is what gives Christians hope

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6
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Homegoing

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a term used interchangeably with a public memorial service for a deceased loved one , frequently used with AA Christians

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7
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Wake

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the time for friends and family to gather in the presence of the deceased persons body prior to burial

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8
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antyesti

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refers to the practice of cremation in the hindu tradition, considered the 16th sacrament of hinduism

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9
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burial vault

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concrete, plastic, or metal container that completely enclosed the casket and the body and that keeps the ground above from sinking

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Green burial

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a movement in the US and the EU to dispose of human remains without harming the environment

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alkaline hydrolysis

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aka water cremation, process for disposal of remains using lyse and heat

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12
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Cryonic suspension

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a process in which a deceased persons body is frozen in liquid nitrogen to preserve it, in hopes of being resucated one day

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13
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sky burial

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practice by tibetan people and zoroastrians that involves chopping up the bodies and feeding them to vultures

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14
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This modern day practice has its origin with ancient Egyptian funerary customs

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Embalming

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15
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Prior to 1861, disposal of remains in the US happened at home with a quick burial so that decomposition did not occur. How did the Civil war change this?

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Large scale death was occurring far from home, embalming was thus developed and utilized to preserve the bodies to make it home

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16
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Fill in the black order for 1 Corinthians 15

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victory over death
Lord, Jesus Christ 
perishable bodies
imperishable
mortal
immortality
hope
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17
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According to kemp, embalming is routine in which areas of the world

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North America, Australia

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18
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T/F

Embalming is required by law

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False

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19
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The following are all components of a green burial at Ramsey Creek

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no embalmed bodies
caskets are not required
if casket is used must be biodegradable
no burial vaults

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20
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fluids that seep from the lungs, stomach, or intestines that must be suctioned or wiped away are called

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purge

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21
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T/F the cremation rate in the US is 56 in 2020

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True

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22
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What is one reason for the rise in cremation rates in the US

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increased acceptance by some religions

23
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This rule states that funeral homes must provide a written itemized price list

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the FTC funeral rule

24
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According to your textbook, in which of the following religions is embalming prohibited

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judaism

islam

25
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In judism, this term refers to the body of a deceased person

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Mit

26
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In this religion, burial is to take place soon after death

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Islam

27
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Cremation of deceased bodies is forbidden in the following religions

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orthodox Judaism
Eastern orthodox Christianity
Islam

28
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Cremation is the primary way of disposing of remains in these religions

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Hinduism

Buddhism

29
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According to kemp, blank is the average cost of a funeral in the US

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Between 8-10 thousand

30
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This term was coined by Robert Kastenbaum to encompass the ideals, values, and practices that shape how we deal with death- including our health care team, and laws

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The death system

31
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definition of traumatic death

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sudden, violent, inflicted

32
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3 elements to the FBI’s definition of terrorism

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unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property
intimidation of a government or the civilian population
to further a political agenda or social objective

33
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According to the research of Jessica stern, terrorism is caused by 2 grievances

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feelings of alienation

perceived humiliation

34
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The impact of the events on the consciousness of the society that was the intended victim of terrorism is called

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collective trauma

35
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The most vulnerable population for dying by suicide

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Caucasian male

36
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Overall, the most common method of committing suicide in the us is

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guns

37
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This psychologist came up with the hypothesis that suicide is caused by depression, which was denied as anger turned inward

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freud

38
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T/F

in the US the suicide rate tends to go up during the winter months

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false, highest from march to August

39
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According to Beck, blank was the trait that, when present in high levels led to 90% suicide rate

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hopelessness

40
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According to Durkheim, the degree to which individuals are included into the fabric of the society in which they are a part it called

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social integration

41
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According to Durkheim, the process by which society is able to manage the behavior of its members and their relationships with each other is called

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social regulation

42
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According to chapter 7, what are some things to be watchful for that could be warning signs of suicidal risk

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Everything thing listed

43
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the belief that a person has very few options left to relieve the pain of their situation is called

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cognitive constriction

44
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What does QPR stand for

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Question, Persuade, Refer

45
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The following are normal emotions experienced by survivors of suicide

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all the answers

46
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T/F In the US, homicide is the second leading cause of death among youth aged 15- 24

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True

47
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Many homicides in the age group 15-24 can be traced to what

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gang violence

48
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How the certainty of death and timing interact is called

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death trajectory

49
Q

What is the healthiest type of awareaness called?

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open awareness

50
Q

An estimate about the likely outcome of a patients case is called

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prognosis

51
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The person you appoint to manage your affairs after your death is called

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executor

52
Q

legal document in which you declare what will happen with your assets and who will manage them

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Will

53
Q

written document that designates a person to manage your property

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living trust

54
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This type of life insurance has a fixed annual premium with guaranteed death benefits and cash values

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whole life insurance

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