Professional Issues

Question 1

The use of unnecessary invasive preoperative testing is most likely to put the provider in violation of the principle of?

Answer 1

Nonmaleficence

Question 2

Ability to choose without controlling interference by others, and without limitation that prevent meaningful choices describes?

Answer 2

Autonomy

Question 3

Providers have an obligation to NOT inflict hurt or harm, there is no distinction between intentional and unintentional harm, this describes?

Answer 3

nonmaleficence

Question 4

The use of unnecessary preoperative testing can put the provider in violation of what principle?

Answer 4

nonmaleficence

Question 5

HIV testing or Pregnancy testing in every female of child-bearing age is not justified by evidence based-research this is an example of?

If you preformed a pregnancy test or HIV test without consent this would be an example of what principle?

Answer 5

nonmaleficence

violates patient autonomy without consent

Question 6

What principle is the guiding fundamental of evidence-based interventions, that the benefits of a treatment should be demonstrable and must clearly outweigh the risks?

Answer 6

Beneficence

Question 7

The provider should act for the benefit of others and this includes preventing harm describes?

Answer 7

Beneficence

Question 8

What three principles come into play when medical mistakes are disclosed to a patient?

Answer 8

autonomy
nonmaleficence
beneficence