Question 1(5 points)

What is the determination of moral standards that regulate right and wrong conduct?

Question 1 options:

Normative ethics

Dutytheory

Virtuetheory

Metaethics

Question 2(5 points)

Politeness, professional dress, and courtesy are forms of what?

Question 2 options:

Code of ethics

Professional etiquette

Professional ethics

Special consideration

Question 3(5 points)

A _______ sets forth principles that govern the moral and ethical conduct of all members of an organization.

Question 3 options:

code of etiquette

code of ethics

contract

philosophy

Question 4(5 points)

Healthcare access is determined by _______ rather than by ethical and medical principles.

Question 4 options:

age

proximity

employment

wealth

Question 5(5 points)

What is the law that makes health insurance coverage mandatory?

Question 5 options:

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Patient Protection Act

Health System Change Act

Economic Cooperation and Development Act

Question 6(5 points)

What does insurer-controlled healthcare cause doctors' treatment decisions to be affected by?

Question 6 options:

Insurer commitments to best care of patients

Patient preferences for treatment

Limitations on what insurers will cover

Capability of the patient to pay for care not covered by insurance

Question 7(5 points)

The _______ forbids performing medical experiments on humans without their consent.

Question 7 options:

Human Experimentation Code

Human Ethics Code

Nuremberg Code

Luxembourg Code

Question 8(5 points)

The difference between embryo donation and embryo adoption is?

Question 8 options:

Whether the embryo is property or a person.

The type offacility accepting the embryo.

The age of the embryo.

The type of nonnatural conception procedure.

Question 9(5 points)

A parent's claim against a doctor for damages caused by the birth of a child that occur when a doctor fails to detect and disclose a child's birth defects in time to permit abortion is called?

Question 9 options:

Wrongful birth

Wrongful life

Fetal rights

Declining to provide services

Question 10(5 points)

Because of ethical issues concerning abortion and other reproductive matters, many states have laws that

Question 10 options:

allow state agencies to decide services where ethical issues are a concern.

allow individuals, agencies, and facilities to refuse to participate in providing abortion services.

require agencies who receive government funding to provide all legal services.

prohibit therefusal of legal medical services to anyone based on personal beliefs.

Question 11(5 points)

A _______ for healthcare authorizes a person to make medical decisions for a patient when that patient is unable to do so.

Question 11 options:

signed declaration

living will

durable power of attorney

healthcare directive

Question 12(5 points)

What is the legal statute that requires hospitals that receive Medicare and Medicaid funds to provide written information to each patient concerning their rights under state law to make decisions concerning medical care?

Question 12 options:

Griswold v. Connecticut

Roe v. Wade

Patient Self-Determination Act

Advanced Medical Directives

Question 13(5 points)

When a person takes actions to terminate his or her life using means supplied by someone else, this is called?

Question 13 options:

Assisted suicide

Advanced medical directive

Mercy killing

Euthanasia