Explore the Ethics Quiz
Explore the Ethics Quiz
Test your knowledge on ethical principles and concepts through our engaging quiz. Delve into the nuances of ethics in philosophy, informed consent in healthcare, and the balance between beneficence and non maleficence.
Key Topics Covered:
- Philosophy of Ethics
- Informed Consent
- Principles of Beneficence and Non Maleficence
This branch of philosophy engages questions of right & wrong, good & bad:
Ethics
Normative ethics
Epistemology
Ontology
Ethics connotes principles of right and wrong, restricted to a specific context.
True
False
Metaphysics answers the question of right and wrong
True
False
If an act is ethical, then it would be religious
True
False
I study ethical actions. I also analyse and prescribe how people ought to act.
Applied ethics
Meta ethics
Normative ethics
___ is a process of steps of information by a caregiver, understood by the seeker, to which the end result is consent to or rejection, by the seeker of a treatment administered by a caregiver.
Consent
Beneficence
Informed consent
Comprehension
___ follows the pattern of disclosure, comprehension, analytical competence and voluntary consent
Autonomy
Non maleficence
Informed consent
Acceptance
Non maleficence is the principle of preventing any action that will harm a patient
True
False
Can the health physician uphold both principles of beneficence and non maleficence?
Sometimes
No
Yes
Maybe
The principles of patient autonomy and informed consent usually clash with the principles of beneficence and non maleficence.
True
False
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