1. Why does Sadie think Henrietta hesitated before seeing a...

1. Why does Sadie think Henrietta hesitated before seeing a doctor? 2. Skloot uses vivid imagery and details to describe Henrietta's childhood in Clover. Locate a passage that you found particularly effective or memorable, and explain why you selected it. 3. Compare the medical terms describing Elsie's condition with the terms used by Henrietta's friends and family. What are the connotations of the two sets of terms? 4. How did doctors justify using patients in public hospital wards as medical research subjects without obtaining their consent or offering them financial compensation? Do you agree or disagree with their reasoning? Explain your answer 5. Were cells taken only from black patients? What demographic information described the research patients of Hopkins? 6. What important information did Henrietta's doctor fail to give her before starting her cancer treatment? How did she react when this information was eventually shared with her? 7. In your own words, explain the paradox "benevolent deception." 8. Where does Cootie think Henrietta's cancer came from? 9. What was Henrietta's final request? What does this request tell you about her?

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00:01 Hello students.

00:02 Today's questions are from the lady which gave the hela cell lines, which gave the hela cell lines which are used even today.

00:12 So she was the first one to give those cells.

00:15 That is why the cells were named after her name.

00:18 Hela.

00:19 So he is for the first name and la is for the last name of that woman.

00:24 So these are the few different questions related to her life.

00:27 So first question is why does saddie think henrietta she was the person so hesitated before seeing a doctor why did she hesitated because she thought because she thought doctor would doctor would take her womb take her womb and then she would not be allowed to have she would not be allowed to have babies anymore.

00:55 Allowed to have babies anymore.

00:59 So these questions are on the life of henrata.

01:04 Babies anymore.

01:06 So next question is about.

01:08 Next question is about how did doctors justify using the patients without consent, without their constant? because since patients, they thought that since patients were traded free, since patients were treated, treated free in public wards.

01:29 In public wards, they were treated freely.

01:33 So it was fair to use.

01:36 It was fair to use them as the, fair to use them as a research subject.

01:44 As research subject.

01:48 Subjects.

01:50 So this is why they were able to use them as the research subject.

01:54 Without their consent.

01:56 Now next is what is benevolent deception? means that it is not always it is not always beenovalent or humane.

02:09 Benevolent or humane in actual terms in actual terms if we talk about actual life reality.

02:17 So it gives a false hope because it gives a false hope.

02:23 Because it gives a false hope to a patient to patient which have little life which has little chance of recovery little chance of recovery from the fatal illness recovery from fatal illness so now let's take the look at the next question what it's it about.

02:52 So next question is about to where does cootie thinks her cancer came from? so he thinks that the talk of henurita's cancer being immortal, being immortal immediately, immediately linked with the voodoo, immediately linked with the, linked with the voodoo.

03:15 So now let's take the look at the next question.

03:19 What is it about? so next question is about? so next question is a about what was her final request.

03:25 So her final request was for day to take care of the children.

03:30 To take care of her children.

03:35 That she wanted to take care of her children...

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