finals shifting Flashcards by Merphy Papin

Human acts are evil when
a. they do not agree with the dictates of
reason
b. they agree with the dictates of
reason
c. both A and B
d. Neither A nor B

a. they do not agree with the dictates of
reason

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Immortality
a. is doing of an act which is contrary
to GOOD conscience
b. is doing of an act which is in contrary
to FALSE conscience
c. is doing of an act which is contrary
to TRUE conscience
d. A and C

d. A and C

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The quality of human acts which
is constituted as bad is called
a. Moral human acts
b. Immoral human acts
c. Amoral human acts

b. Immoral human acts

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Refers to those characteristics
belonging to man as a rational
being, being endowed with:
a. Intellect
b. Free-will
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

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The quality of human acts which
is constituted as good is called:
a. Moral human acts
b. Immoral human acts
c. Amoral human acts

a. Moral human acts

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Morality is the relation existing
between human acts and the
norm of morality in ethics.
a. True
b. False
c. Uncertain

a. True

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Ethics is defined as:
a. the science of the morality of human
acts that reflect the motives of the
doer
b. the study of human motivation, and
ultimately of human rational behavior
c. the study of human conduct
d. practical science of human emotions
e. A B C

e. A B C

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A person who has the habit or
inclination to do wrong is said to
be
a. Virtuous
b. Vicious
c. indifferent

b. Vicious

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The Ethos of man as man means
that he feels within himself an
obligation to do what is evil and
to avoid what is good.
a. True
b. False
c. uncertain

b. False

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Moral Turpitude includes
everything which is done contrary
to
a. Justice
b. Good morals
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

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Ethos includes
a. cultural mannerisms
b. religion
c. politics
d. social aspirations of a group of
people
e. All of the above

e. All of the above

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Immoral Conduct has been
defined as the conduct which is
a. willful.
b. blatant
c. shameless
d. A and B
e. A, B and C

e. A, B and C

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A person who has the habit or
inclination to do good is said to
be
a. Virtuous
b. Vicious
c. Indifferent

a. Virtuous

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In Ethics, Man is
a. self-conscious of his dignity
b. submits to the study of doing what is
good and avoiding what is wrong
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

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The quality of human acts which
is constituted as indifferent is
called
a. Moral human acts
b. Immoral human acts
c. Amoral human acts

b. Immoral human acts

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A vicious person is
a. full of vices
b. Immoral
c. characterized by morality
d. A and B
e. B and C

d. A and B

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Human Acts are described as the
following except:
a. Involuntary
b. Voluntary
c. deliberate actions
d. knowingly and freely

a. Involuntary

A virtuous person is
a. full of virtue
b. having excellent good character
c. characterized by depravity
d. A and B

d. A and B

Human acts are good when
a. they do not agree with the dictates of
reason
b. they agree with the dictates of
reason
c. both A and B
d. Neither A nor B

b. they agree with the dictates of
reason

The norm of morality is
constituted by:
a. Divine reason
b. Human Reason
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

“Act in a spirit of fairness to all
and in a spirit of brotherhood
toward other members of the
profession.” is an application of:
a. Justice
b. Brotherliness

a. Justice
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

A profession
a. has been explained in terms of
social values
b. is a symbol rather than a reality
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

Professionals
a. Practice full time occupations
b. Identified with their superiors in
formalized organizations
c. Both
d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

This is the conduct or qualities
that characterize or mark a
profession or professional; it
implies quality of workmanship or
service.
a. Utilitarianism
b. Deontology theory
c. Professionalism
d. Pragmatism

c. Professionalism

“Accept employment from more than one employer only when there is no conflict of interest.” Is an application of: a. Professional Ethics b. Work Ethics c. Both d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

What ethical principle is applied? “Accept the responsibilities inherent to being a professional” a. Legalism b. Bioethical principle c. Deontological ethics d. Proportionalism

c. Deontological ethics

What ethical principle is applied? “Ethical theories that place special emphasis on the relationship between duty and the morality of human actions.” a. Bioethical principle b. Proportionalism c. Legalism d. Deontological ethics

d. Deontological ethics

This means the ultimate standard of right and wrong. a. Utilitarianism b. Legalism c. Proportionalism d. Pragmatism

b. Legalism

9. Branch of moral science concerned with the obligations which a member of the profession owes to the public, to his profession and to his clients. a. Bioethics b. Social Ethics c. Professional Ethics d. None of the above

c. Professional Ethics

The value of the profession is placed upon a. putting the conjoint knowledge and skills to the service of others b. trained capacity c. Both d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

The relationship between a healthcare provider and a patient is in a: a. Contract likened to a seller and buyer of goods b. Covenant which is a trusted caring service c. Both d. Neither A nor B

b. Covenant which is a trusted caring service

What principle/ principles is/are applied? “Perform my task with full confidence, absolute reliability and accuracy” a. Beneficence b. Non-maleficence c. Both d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

What ethical principle is applied? “Uphold the Law and shall not participate in illegal work.” a. Proportionalism b. Legalism c. Bioethical principle d. Deontological ethics

b. Legalism

“Medical Technologist Medical Laboratory Scientist should be aware of the consequences of his works.” This is related to: a. Duty of caution b. Duty of care c. Both d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

The health professionals are expected to have a. Sole autonomy of judgment and authority b. service orientation as to preserve the need of the clients relevant to their competency c. Both d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

Characteristics of trust needed in the practice of health care profession a. Information that is freely given and exchanged b. Mutual honesty and understanding c. Both d. Neither A nor B

c. Both

The immediate objective/s of health care profession is: a. Personal b. Productivity c. Both d. Neither A nor B

d. Neither A nor B

This is the principle which states that people should attempt to generate the largest ratio of good because people should benefit from the most good. a. Principle of Utility b. Principle of Proportionalism c. Principle of Pragmatism d. A and C

a. Principle of Utility

“Conflict of interest” breaches: a. duty of loyalty b. duty of allegiance c. devotedness d. A and B e. A, B and C

e. A, B and C

This guide how members of a professional organization should, or should not, affect others in the course of practicing their profession. a. Professional ethics b. Bioethics c. Social Ethics d. Both A and B

a. Professional ethics