Lesson 6

Question 1

Basic ethical principles

Answer 1

Autonomy
Veracity
Confidentiality
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Justice
Role Fidelity

Question 2

Self-determination often used synonymously with ______

Answer 2

Autonomy

Question 3

Derived from basic principles of autonomy

Answer 3

Informed Consent

Question 4

Intentional limitation of autonomy of one person by another

Answer 4

Paternalism

Question 5

Binds both health practitioner and patient in association of truth

Answer 5

Veracity

Question 6

Acts of mercy and charity

Answer 6

Beneficence

Question 7

Any action that benefits another

Answer 7

Beneficence

Question 8

One ought now to INFLICT evil or harm

Answer 8

Nonmaleficence

Question 9

One ought to PREVENT evil or harm

Answer 9

Beneficence

Question 10

One ought to REMOVE evil or harm

Answer 10

Beneficence

Question 11

One ought to do to PROMOTE good

Answer 11

Beneficence

Question 12

Secondary effects may be foreseen but can never be intended outcomes

Answer 12

Principles of double effects

Question 13

The individuals’ right to privacy in health care

Answer 13

Confidentiality

Question 14

Disputes between individuals

Answer 14

Procedural Justice or Due Process

Question 15

Distribution of scarce resources

Answer 15

Distributive Justice

Question 16

Individuals seeks compensation for a wrong that has been done

Answer 16

Compensatory Justice

Question 17

Modern health care is the practice of a team

Answer 17

Role fidelity

Question 18

Allied health over _____ individual professions

Answer 18

100

Question 19

Entitlements, interest, powers, claims, needs

Answer 19

Rights

Question 20

In moral philosophy and political theory thought of as a “justified claim”

Answer 20

Rights

Question 21

The law of God

Answer 21

Golden rule

Question 22

Equated to the law of God such as Golden Rule

Answer 22

Natural rights

Question 23

Universal moral right exist prior to and independent of guarantees of social contract

Answer 23

Natural Liberty

Question 24

Obligate others from interference

Answer 24

Natural Liberties

Question 25

All humans equally separated from beasts of the field and are unique unto themselves

Answer 25

Human Rights

Question 26

It is the basic needs we all share, recognize, and respect as a person’s just due

Answer 26

Human rights

Question 27

Humans possess rational nature as a gift from God

Answer 27

Natural Law

Question 28

These are unchangeable and universal

Answer 28

Natural Law

Question 29

Discovered even without knowledge of God

Answer 29

Natural Law

Question 30

Inherent within them assigned correlative rights

Answer 30

Duties of perfect obligation

Question 31

Do not give birth to any right

Answer 31

Duties of imperfect obligation

Question 32

Backed up by force of law or public opinions

Answer 32

Moral rights

Question 33

Force or mechanism for selection of correct principles

Answer 33

Contractarian Theory

Question 34

Force or mechanism for selection of correct principles

Answer 34

Contractarian Theory

Question 35

Those living in the state of nature do not come to the table as equals

Answer 35

Hobbesian Model

Question 36

World where strong and ruthless armed with force and fraud are only ones allowed to come to bargaining table

Answer 36

Hobbesian Model

Question 37

He believes that all individuals are free and equal

Answer 37

John Rawls

Question 38

Opportunity role consists of:

Answer 38

Contractarian
Original Position

Question 39

The principle that deals with the need to tell the truth

Answer 39

Veracity

Question 40

The use of placebos is what principle

Answer 40

Veracity

Question 41

Who made the concept of original position

Answer 41

John Rawls