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Question 1

right to privacy

Answer 1

the authority of persons to control who may possess and use info about themselves
سلطة الأشخاص في التحكم فيمن يمتلك معلومات عن أنفسهم ويستخدمها

piz aas=يمتلك

possess

Question 2

confidentiality

the process of and obligation to keep a transaction, documents, etc., private and secret, i.e., confidential; the right to withhold information, e.g. medical information, from other

can fidan she yall it ee=سريه او خصوصيه

con fid en tial ity

Answer 2

an obligation of physician , nurses ,and others to keep secret the personal health information of patients unless they consent to disclosure

app lig ation=التزام او تعهد

ob lig ation

Question 3

Advocates of full disclosure insist that informed patients are

يصر المدافعون عن الكشف الكامل على أن المرضى المطلعين هم كذلك

aad vic it=محامي او المدافع

ad vocate

Answer 3

better patinet

Question 4

The notion of patients imparting information to health professionals who promise, implicitly or explicitly, not to disclose that information to others is known as
تُعرف فكرة قيام المرضى بنقل المعلومات إلى المهنيين الصحيين الذين يعدون، ضمنيًا أو صراحةً، بعدم الكشف عن تلك المعلومات للآخرين باسم

noh shn /im part ing /im plic ity / ex plic ity

notion/ imparting/ implicity/explicity

Answer 4

confidentiality

Question 5

The authority of persons to control who may possess and use information about themselves is considered a right

Answer 5

to privacy

Question 6

Most cancer patients want to know the details of their disease, whether the news is good or bad

Answer 6

true

Question 7

Complete confidentiality in modern health care is entirely feasible.

fe zib ill=ممكن

fea sible

Answer 7

false

Question 8

The main argument in favor of truth-telling rests on the physician’s duty of beneficence.
الحجة الرئيسية لصالح قول الحقيقة تعتمد على واجب الطبيب في الإحسان.

do tea =واجب

duty

Answer 8

false

Question 9

Survey data suggest that most patients prefer to be told the truth about their diagnosis.

Answer 9

true