For Quiz 1 Aim

Question 1

Doherty and Baird

Answer 1

Disease orientation and social orientation.

Humanistic-MD — asks more than just the dss, but how the patient feels.

Question 2

Physician needs the following in counseling

Answer 2

Counseling skills, family dynamic, and a network of professionals

Question 3

Functions of counseling

Answer 3

Support “help at hard times”
Challenge”shake up with those will illusory sense.”
Education - to the misconceptions
Prevention - anticipatory guidance

Question 4

Phases of counseling

Shift in patients thinking

Answer 4

Phase 2 or insigh

Question 5

T/F:

Direct relationship of family dynamics to physiologic effects on disease

Answer 5

True

Family can be the solution, the problem, or the biggest ally.

Question 6

2 cases when you as a MD can routinely intervene

Answer 6

Hospital admissions
Routine OB and child-care
Terminal illnesses
Serious chronic illness

Question 7

Level of family intervention

Provision of emotional support

Answer 7

Level 3

Level 1:minimal involvement
Level 2: on going medical info and advic
Level 4: systematic assessment and planned intervention
Level 5: family therapy

Question 8

First 4 steps in resolving bioethical problems

Answer 8

1. Identify the problem
2. Get the facts
3. Find out the motives
4. Identify the laws involved

Question 9

Last 4 step in resolving bioethical principles

Answer 9

5. Identify ethical principles involved
6. What are your convictions?
7. The rule?
8. The judgment or decision

Question 10

Clinical research ethics

Goal?

Answer 10

Generate useful knowledge about human health & illness

Question 11

Unit 731

Answer 11

Biological & Chemical warfare research and development unit (2nd Japanese-Sino war at 1937 -1945)

• grenades, vivisection, syphillis—rape, gangrene)

Question 12

TUs mentee Alabama (1932-1972)

Answer 12

Syphilis experiment on African-Americans… Never told of their condition nor given treatment.

Question 13

The Nuremberg Code in 1947 are 10 standards to which a doctor must conform to due to the gross abuses in human experiments faced back

Answer 13

In the Nazis at Germany

Question 14

Belmont Report consist of 3 principles

Answer 14

1. Respect for Person
2. Beneficence & Non-Maleficence
3. Justice

Question 15

Declaration of Helsinki ensures that

Answer 15

1. Well-being of participant prioritized first, then. The interests of society & science
2. Protect the life, dignity, health and rights to autonomy, privacy, and confidentiality in the participant’
3. Research must not exacerbate existing inequities.

Question 16

At least 5 elements of Research Ethics…. Enumerate

Answer 16

1. Informed consent
2. Privacy & confidentiality
3. disclosure
4. Standard of care
5. Risks, benefits, and safety
6. Termination of premature termination / suspension of study

Question 17

Animal welfare act of 1998

Answer 17

RA 8485