Yr 9 PRE Keywords

Active euthanasia

• When a doctor deliberately ends a patient’s life by giving them a lethal dose of drugs or by any other means.

• A procedure where a patient decides to end their own life without medical assistance.

• A method of providing palliative care to alleviate suffering without hastening death.

• A legal process for patients to refuse life-sustaining treatment.

Repent

• When a person is truly sorry for what they have done and changes for the better.

• To feel regret without any intention to change.

• To ignore one's mistakes and continue with the same behavior.

• To seek forgiveness from others without changing oneself.

Euthanasia

• A practice to prolong life at all costs.

• Good death. Ending a dying person’s life early because they are suffering.

• A method of assisted reproduction.

• A legal term for involuntary manslaughter.

Forgive

• To stop feeling angry or resentful towards (someone) for an offence, flaw, or mistake.

• To hold a grudge against someone for their actions.

• To forget about a wrongdoing without any emotional impact.

• To seek revenge for a past offense.

Hospice

• A type of hospital for long-term care

• A medical facility that cares for people who are dying which aims to make death as pain free as possible.

• A rehabilitation center for recovering patients

• A place for elderly people to live independently

Vindication

• Show the law must be respected.

• Demonstrate the importance of personal freedom.

• Argue against the necessity of rules.

• Highlight the flaws in the legal system.

Involuntary Euthanasia

• When a patient is unable to express their wishes, the decision to end their life may be made by doctors or relatives.

• A procedure where a patient voluntarily requests to end their life.

• A method of assisted suicide where the patient is fully aware and consenting.

• A legal process that requires a court order to end a patient's life.

Quaker

• A type of Christian who believes everyone is equal and are totally pacifist.

• A religious group that practices strict rituals and ceremonies.

• A denomination that emphasizes wealth and prosperity.

• A sect that advocates for military service and conflict.

Quality of life

• The ability to live a life that is enjoyable or fulfilling.

• A measure of economic wealth and resources.

• The level of education and knowledge one possesses.

• The amount of leisure time available to an individual.

Dominion

• To have control over something.

• To be in a state of confusion.

• To express a feeling of joy.

• To create something new.