Across
- 3. New developments in medecine in drugs and procedures
- 10. Fertilising the egg in a laboratory and placing the embryo into the womb
- 11. Changing the genes of a child
- 14. Placing sperm in a female's reproductive tract
- 15. The money situation of the elderly
- 16. A place of palliative care where the elderly go to relieve their suffering not be cured and e=be comforted
- 17. Where an individual has responsibility for looking after themselves
- 19. treatment to become fertile and have children
- 22. Places that offer treatment and curative care
- 26. how far life is enjoyable
- 27. children whose body is used to help a sibling
Down
- 1. donation and receiving of blood
- 2. Donating and receiving organs
- 4. The way in which belief in the afterlife can comfort the elderly
- 5. Machines designed to support non-functioning human organs
- 6. Using humans to test drugs
- 7. The responsiblity of a group to look after the elderly
- 8. Withdrawing medical support to end someone's life or denying something they need eg.food
- 9. The belief that all life is special and sacred
- 12. Copying of DNA
- 13. Testing on embryos for medical science
- 18. choosing the characteristics of children
- 20. providing something to end a life
- 21. Dying to relive pain or suffering
- 23. Types of cells found in embryos, bone marrow, umbilical cords that help build new cells; used in research
- 24. The act of carrying a child for another mother sometimes the natural mother will carry the baby other thimes the embryo is implanted through IVF
- 25. of Life How important life is