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Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
  • 1. What is the main theme of 'Being Mortal'?
A) The role of technology in healthcare
B) The importance of family relationships
C) The benefits of modern medicine
D) The challenges of aging and end-of-life care
  • 2. What profession does Atul Gawande belong to?
A) Pharmacist
B) Surgeon
C) Nurse
D) Physical therapist
  • 3. In 'Being Mortal', what does Gawande suggest is often neglected in medical care?
A) Patient confidentiality
B) Surgical precision
C) Quality of life
D) Insurance coverage
  • 4. What does Gawande say about the role of doctors in patient care?
A) They should be guides and collaborators
B) They should have all the answers
C) They should control all decisions
D) They should focus solely on treatment
  • 5. What does Gawande advocate for in discussions about aging?
A) Focusing only on medical solutions
B) Avoiding discussions about death
C) Open conversations about death and preferences
D) Transitioning to hospice care immediately
  • 6. What is a key conclusion Gawande reaches about end-of-life care?
A) Patients know less than doctors about their care
B) It should prioritize patient wishes
C) Death should be treated as a failure
D) It should only focus on extending life
  • 7. What type of care does Gawande emphasize for terminal illnesses?
A) Palliative care
B) Curative treatment
C) Aggressive chemotherapy
D) Radiation therapy
  • 8. Who plays a prominent role in Gawande’s exploration of aging?
A) Insurance agents
B) Politicians
C) Patients and their families
D) Healthcare technology developers
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