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1. What part(s) of the brain do you think have shut down? Why? 2. What do you think the long term effects of being asleep would be? Why? Provide 4-5 physical, mental, and/or emotional responses. 3. We have an unorthodox doctor working with these patients. Would this be allowed today? Why or why not? How would you feel if this was your family member in the hospital being treated by him? Why? 4. Why do you think the hospital is so keen to keep them in the building and not return to their normal lives? 5. Describe the different ethical problems we see in the hospital. Give 5-6 examples and explain which part of the ethical code it breaks and why?

The Awakening Assignment: We have people who have been unconscious for decades. I want a 1/2 page to full page response to the movie answering these questions: 1. What part(s) of the brain do you think have shut down? Why? 2. What do you think the long term effects of being asleep would be? Why? Provide 4-5 physical, mental, and/or emotional responses. 3. We have an unorthodox doctor working with these patients. Would this be allowed today? Why or why not? How would you feel if this was your family member in the hospital being treated by him? Why? 4. Why do you think the hospital is so keen to keep them in the building and not return to their normal lives? 5. Describe the different ethical problems we see in the hospital. Give 5-6 examples and explain which part of the ethical code it breaks and why?