26 Chapter 1 Introduction to Medical Law, Ethics, and 6. What is bioethics? 8. D

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26 Chapter 1 Introduction to Medical Law, Ethics, and 6. What is bioethics? 8. Discuss what's wrong with the following for unethical behavior a. "Everybody does it! b. "It's not really illegal. C. "No one will find out. d. "My employer will protect me. e. "It's not wrong to do it just this once." 7. What is the rolc of an ethics committee? Matching Match the responses in column B with the correct term in colurmn A Column A Column B 1. medical etiquette a. justice-based 2. ethics decision based on emotion bindi practical application of moral standards branch of philosophy 3. applied ethics 4. laws ng rules determined by an authority k principle of doing good 5. medical ethics 6. beneficence 7, veil of ignorance 8. three-step ethics model 9. R/O g rule out a diagnosis moral conduct to regulate behavior of medical professional 10. gut feeling J Kenneth Blanchard and Norman Vincent Peale's approac to ethics Multiple Choice Select the one best amswer to the following statements 1. A problem that occurs when using a duty-based ap- d. base the decision on religious beliefs only proach to ethics is e. allow our emotions and feelings to guide us. based on a. asking ourselves how our decision would make us a. the primary on a person's individual rights. 4. The three-step approach to solving ethical dilemmas b. determining the greatest good for the greatest number of people c. the conflicting opinions regarding what our responsi- feel if we had to explain our actions to a loved one b. asking ourselves if the intended action is legal. c. asking ourselves if the intended action results in a d. remembering the three-step model approach to solv- ing ethical dilemmas e. understanding the difference between what is fair and balanced decision. d. a, b, and c. e. none of the above. unfair 2. Moral issues that occur as a result of modern medical, A utilitariannch to so technology are covered under what specific discipline? 5. A utilitarian approach to solving ethical dilemmas might be used when b. medicine c. philosophy d. bioethics e. none of the above a. allocating a limited supply of donor organs. b. trying to find a just decision in which everyone w c. finding a decision based on a sense of duty toward d. making sure that no one will "fall through the cracks e. none of the above. benefit another person. and not receive access to care. 3. When trying to solve an ethical dilemma, it is necessary to a. do what everyone else is doing. b. use logic to determine the solution. c. do what we are told to do by others.

Explanation / Answer

1) C

In case of duty based approach, there may occur conflicts on opinions regarding responsibilities of an individual and execution

2) D

The issues related to existing medicinal technology are termed as Bio ethics

3) B

It is very essential to use logic in order to solve ethical dilemma and derive solution so that chance of success is high

4) D

The approach is to know how our decisions would make us feel, knowing whether the action we are planning is legal or not, the action which we are determining is a balanced decision or not.

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