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 EASY QUESTIONS
1.) It is the intense and critical examination of human beliefs and assumptions?
a.) nursing c.) philosophy
b.) doctor d.) moral reasoning
ANSWER HERE: c

2.) The state of being answerable to someone for something one has done?
b.) accountability
d.) curiosity
ANSWER HERE: b

3.) It is an act which both physicians provides the means of death for a patient
with the use of the lethal dose of medication and administer it?
a.) passive voluntary euthanasiac.) lethal injections
b.) active voluntary euthanasia d.) poison
ANSWER HERE: b

4.) It is a passionate approach to everyday activities that is commited to seeking m

order through CRITICAL ANALYSIS, PROVOCATION, TRANSFORMATION and REBA
a.) activism c.) democratic country
b.) opposition d.) bills of rights
ANSWER HERE: a

5.) Type of Utilitarianism which suggest people choose actions that will, in any giv
will increase the overall good?
a.) act-utilitarianism c.) assembly
b.) rule-utilitarianism d.) virtue ethics
ANSWER HERE: a

6.) It is where the researcher cannot link information with a particular participant
a.) autonomy c.) beneficence
b.) veracity d.) anonymity
ANSWER HERE: d

7.) It is a personal and subjective beliefs; prior judgment of wrongness and rightne
by personal sanction rather than external authority?
a.) appeals to conscience
c.) truth
b.) confidentiality d.) justice
ANSWER HERE: a

8.) The unjustifiable attempt or threat to touch a person without consent that resu
or threatening contact?
a.) battery c.) belmont report
b.) assault d.) axiology
ANSWER HERE: a

9.) It means self - governing; it denotes having freedom to make independent choi
a.) autonomy c.) truth
b.) veracity d.) justice
ANSWER HERE: a

10.) It is a branch of philosophy which is the study of nature and types of values?
a.) physiology c.) axiology
b.) philosophy d.) anatomy
ANSWER HERE: c

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ESTIONS
an beliefs and assumptions?

omething one has done?

means of death for a patient

d administer it?

s that is commited to seeking more just social

N, TRANSFORMATION and REBALANCING OF POWER?

ose actions that will, in any given circumtances

on with a particular participant in a study?

gment of wrongness and rightness, that are motivated

erson without consent that results in fear of immediately harmful

edom to make independent choices?

of nature and types of values?

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 AVERAGE QUESTION
1.) Unlawful touching of another or the carrying out of threatened physical harm in
every willful, angry and violent or negligent touching of another's person, cloth
to his or her person or held by him or her?
a.) assault c.) libel
b.) battery d.) slander
ANSWER HERE: a

2.) A policies which the United States National Commissions for the protection of H
SUBJECTS AND BIOMEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH (1978)?
a.) belmont report c.) PDEA
b.) association d.) DENR
ANSWER HERE: c

3.) Requires one to act in ways that benefit another; implies the protection from h
discomfort, including a balance between the benefits and risks of a study?
a.) confidentiality c.) nonmaleficence
b.) beneficence d.) justice
ANSWER HERE: b

4.) A widespread belief during Renaissance related to Descartes's proposal that th

physical thing, and all therein is analogous to machines that can be analyzed an
and mind are separate entities?
a.) cartesian philosophy
c.) mechanism
b.) hinduism d.) environment
ANSWER HERE: d

5.) A Kantian Maxim that requires no action can be judged as right which cannot b
become a law by which every person should always abide?
a.) categorical imperative c.) assault
b.) practical imperative d.) battery
ANSWER HERE: a

6.) Also called PRIVATE LAW; that determines a person's legal rights and obligatio
involving other peple?
a.) civil law c.) public law
b.) case law d.) constitutional law
ANSWER HERE: a

7.) It is an explicit declaration of the primary goals and values of the profession?
a.) autonomy c.) codes of nursing ethics
b.) veracity d.) police
ANSWER HERE: a

8.) Also called CASE LAW that based largely on previous court decisions.
a.) common law c.) natural law
b.) constitutional law d.) statutory law
ANSWER HERE: d

9.) Requires nondiclosure of private or secret information with which one is entrus
a.) confidentiality c.) veracity
b.) autonomy d.) truth
ANSWER HERE: b

10.) A formal sets of rules and principles that describe the powers of the governm
a.) constitutional law c.) prvate law
b.) civil law d.) natural law
ANSWER HERE: c

11.) It is an agreement between two or more people that can be enforced by law?
a.) contract c.) rumor
b.) talking d.) showbiz
ANSWER HERE: c

12.) It is a kind of law that deals with the rights and obligations of people who ma
a.) constitutional law c.) contract law
b.) administrative law d.) public law
ANSWER HERE: d

13.) One of the branch of philosophy that describes the structure, origin and proce
a.) cosmetology c.) cosmology
b.) anthropology d.) anatomy
ANSWER HERE: d

14.) Expectations that are not in writing that are often identified only through par
a.) overt values c.) egalitarianism
b.) utilitarianism d.) covert values
ANSWER HERE: a

15.) It is also a kind of law that deals with crimes or actions considered harmful to
a.) criminal law c.) SOCO
b.) crime scene d.) administrative law
ANSWER HERE: a

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t of threatened physical harm including
ching of another's person, clothes or anything attached

missions for the protection of HUMAN

ESEARCH (1978)?

r; implies the protection from harm and

nefits and risks of a study?

to Descartes's proposal that the universe is a

achines that can be analyzed and understood and that the body

judged as right which cannot be reasonably

ays abide?

son's legal rights and obligations in many kinds of act

and values of the profession?

vious court decisions.

mation with which one is entrusted?

ibe the powers of the government and the rights of the people?

e that can be enforced by law?

d obligations of people who makes contract?

the structure, origin and processes of the universe?

ten identified only through participation on, or controversies within organization and instit
r actions considered harmful to the society?

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anization and institution?
 DIFFICULT QUESTION
1.) Also called "GOOD BIRTH"?
a.) eugenics c.) antigen
b.) antibody d.) microorganisms
ANSWER HERE: a

2.) Causing the painless death of a person in order to end or prevent suffering?
a.) activism c.) euthanasia
b.) criticism d.) suicide
ANSWER HERE: d

3.) Harm that occurs to a persons reputation and good name, diminishes other's va
toward a person by the communication of false, malicious, unpriveleged or harm
a.) defamation c.) battery
b.) assault d.) slander
ANSWER HERE: d

4.) Meanig DUTY; is a group of ethical theories based upon the rationalist view tha
act depends upon the nature of the act rather than the consequences that occu
a.) deontology c.) virtue ethics
b.) utilitarianism d.) divine ethics
ANSWER HERE: d

5.) a focal vitues comes from sensitive insight, acute judgment and understanding
a.) compassion c.) discernment
b.) trustworthiness d.) integrity
ANSWER HERE: c

6.) It is a kind of justice that relates to fair, equitable, and appropriate distribution
benefits and burdens such as property, resources, taxation, priveleges and opp
a.) retributive justice c.) associative justice
b.) distributuve justice d.) advocacy
ANSWER HERE: d

7.) It occurs when there are conflicting moral claims?

a.) ethical dilemma c.) practical dilemma
b.) moral dilemma d.) problem
ANSWER HERE: a

8.) An approach to ethical decision making grounded in relationship and mutual un

ARE FOCUSED ON MAINTAINING CONNECTIONS AND NOT HURTING ANYONE?
a.) ethic of love c.) ethic of responsibility
b.) ethic of justice d.) ethic of caring
ANSWER HERE: d

9.) Based on objective rules and priciples in which choices are made from the stan
a.) ethic of love c.) ethic of justice
b.) ethic of caring d.) ethic of responsibility
ANSWER5 HERE: b

10.) The characteristic of having a high level of specialized skill and knowledge?
a.) expertise c.) physician
b.) theories d.) nursing
ANSWER HERE: a

11.) It is an unjustifiable detention of a person within fixed boundaries, or an act i

a.) felonies c.) false imprisonment
b.) slander d.) defamation
ANSWER HERE: c

12.) Serious crimes that carry significant fines and jail sentences?
a.) felonies c.) libel
b.) misdemeanor d.) slander
ANSWER HERE: a

13.) One of the BASIC ETHICAL PRINCIPLES that is a concept of faithfulness and th
a.) trust c.) confidentiality
b.) justice d.) fidelity
ANSWER HERE: c

14.) Includes fraud or intentional misrepresentation?

a.) forgery c.) crime
b.) fraud d.) suicide
ANSWER HERE: b
15.) A term often used to refer to DEONTOLOGY?
a.) naturalism c.) tourism
b.) formalism d.) magnetism
ANSWER HERE: a

16.) A deliberate deception for the purpose of securing an unfair or unlawful gain?
a.) fraud c.) forgery
b.) defamation d.) crime
ANSWER HERE: d

17.) Indicates that the research participant must be fully informed of the nature of
time commitment, expectations of the participant and the researcher, and the
a.) confidentiality c.) justice
b.) trust d.) full disclosure
ANSWER HERE: a

18.) A process by which patients are informed of the possible outcomes, alternativ
to give their consent freely; a LEGAL PROTECTION OF A PATIENT'S RIGHT TO PE
a.) informed consent c.) confidentiality
b.) right of privacy d.) autonomy
ANSWER HERE: c

19.) A kind of torts that is willful or intentional acts that violate another person's r
a.) unintentional torts c.) intentional torts
b.) torts d.) crimes
ANSWER HERE: a

20.) Includes intrusion on the patient's physical and mental solitude or seclusion, p
publicity that places the patient in a false light in the public eye, or appropriat
advantage of thae patient'sness?
name or likeness
a.) right of privacy c.) negligence
b.) invasion of privacy d.) malpractice
ANSWER HERE: b

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o end or prevent suffering?

od name, diminishes other's value esteem, or arouses negative feelings

malicious, unpriveleged or harmful words?

d upon the rationalist view that the rightness and wrongnessof an

an the consequences that occur as a result of the actions?

e judgment and understanding that eventuates in decisive action?

e, and appropriate distribution in society; includes policies that allot diverse

s, taxation, priveleges and opportunities?
d in relationship and mutual understanding; CONTEXTUALLY BOUND AND STRATEGIES
ND NOT HURTING ANYONE?

hoices are made from the stance of separateness?

ialized skill and knowledge?

n fixed boundaries, or an act intended to result in such confinement?

ail sentences?

concept of faithfulness and the practice of promise - keeping?

ing an unfair or unlawful gain?

fully informed of the nature of the study, anticipated risks and benefits,
nt and the researcher, and the right to refuse to participate?

e possible outcomes, alternatives and risks of treatments and required

N OF A PATIENT'S RIGHT TO PERSONAL AUTONOMY?

that violate another person's rights and property?

mental solitude or seclusion, public disclosure of private facts,

n the public eye, or appropriation for the defendants benefits or

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