Chapter 1 Introduction to Medical Law, Ethics, and Bloethics 27 6. An illegal ac

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Chapter 1 Introduction to Medical Law, Ethics, and Bloethics 27 6. An illegal act is almost always c. rights-hased ethics d. justice-based ethics e, e and d a hidden b. unethical. c performed with the full knowledge of the healthcareLaws that affect the medical profession worker a. ofien overlap with ethics b. have a binding force. c. are always fair to all persons. d. are determined by a governmental authority e. a, b, and d. d. obvsous e. all of the above. 7. A practical application of ethies is a. philosophy b the law. e. illegal. d. applied ethics e. b and d. 10. Modern laws a may allow some unethical acts such as lying on job applications h are interpreted by some people to require no ethical An employee who is entitled to a fair hearing in the case of a dismissal from a job is an example of responsibility beyond what the law requires. c. are not used as a type of yardstick for group behavice d. a and b only. e a, b, and c. 8. a duty-based ethics. b, utilitarianism. DISCUSSION CASES Analyze the following case using the five theories discussed in this chapter It has become necessary to ration a vaccine for a contagious disoase. There is only enough vaccine availabie to cover 75 percent of the U.S. population. It is necessary to determine an appropriate method for doing this. 1. a. Utilitarianism: b. Rights-based ethics: c. Duty-based ethics: d. Justice-based ethics e. Virtue-based ethics: 2. Using the Three-Step Ethics Model (Blanchard-Peale) analyze the following case: A student knows that two other students who sit next to each other in class are cheating on exams because they talk about it after class. Is this an othical dilemma? What, if anything, should the student do? b. AAR

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Answer for question 6 is option b. Unethical.

Answer for question 7 is option d. Applied ethics.

Answer for question 8 is option e. Both c and d.

Answer for question 9 is option e. a, b and d.

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