QUESTION 1

AdvancedDirectives:

		Ensure that the healthcare provider offers the necessary information about an invasiveprocedure to allow the patient to make an informed decision
		Allows a competentpatient to leave specific directions for medical care if theyshould become incompetent
		Sets laws of \"presumedconsent\" to donate organs
		None of the above QUESTION 2 How did Webster v.Reproductive Health Services 492 U.S. 490 1989 modify Roe v.Wade Determined that thefetus has 14th amendment rights Shifted the basis ofabortion laws from federal to state level Opened the door for agreater market of donated organs None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 3 Presumed consent todonate would allow: Buying and selling ofhuman organ harvesting of organsfrom anyone who died without written directives NOT to donate theirorgans Non renewable organsto be donated to be harvested from live donors None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 4 Which of the followingcriteria is included in the determination of eligibility to beplaced on the list to receive donated organ? Financial status andability to pay location medical need All of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 5 Eugenics: was a movement in theearly 20th century to create a better society through thepropagation of better genes. lead to thesterilization of many women deemed unfit to have offspring may have been thefoundation for the atrocities committed in Nazi concentrationcamps. All of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 6 The statement \"thewell being of the patient should take precedence over the interestsof society\" and science is most consistent with: Beneficence Double effect Consequentialism Deontology 0.5 points    QUESTION 7 The Uniform AnatomicalGift Act: Determines thedistribution of donated organs Forbids the sale oforgans for interstate commerce Makes it legal for aperson to will his/her body parts for medical research ortransplants All of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 8 UNOS governs thedistribution of donated organs True False 0.5 points    QUESTION 9 The Natural Death Actprovides the legal documentation for a person to donate theirorgans for medical research True False 0.5 points    QUESTION 10 Advanced Directivesare a type of living will that allows a competent person to leaveinstructions for treatments they would or would not like to have inthe event they cannot make the decision themselves. True False 0.5 points    QUESTION 11 In Roe v. Wade theSupreme Court determined that the fetus does NOT have 14thamendment rights. True False 0.5 points    QUESTION 12 It is NEVER legal forhumans to be used as research subjects. True False 0.5 points    QUESTION 13 Socioeconomic statusis not a factor used to determine whether or not a person is placedon the organ transplant list. True False 0.5 points    QUESTION 14 The statement, \"doctors have a duty to protect human life, and therefore shouldnever perform euthanasia\" is an argument most consistent with whichethical theory? Deontology Consequentialism Natural Law None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 15 The statement, \" Ifall the women who became pregnant and were not in a financialposition to care for the child were forced to have their childrensociety would be overburdened with the responsibility of providingfor these children. \" is an argument most consistent with whichethical theory? Deontology Virtue Ethics Natural Law None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 16 Informed Consent isused to: Protect patientconfidentiality Protect patientautonomy Used to designate thePower of Attorney None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 17 Though there are somesituations in which some type of harm seems inevitable in thecourse of treating patients, we are morally bound to choose thecourse which limits unneeded or futile pain for the patient. Thisis most consistent with which ethical principle? Nonmaleficence Beneficence Autonomy Justice 0.5 points    QUESTION 18 The statement, \"theact of lying is wrong in all situations, regardless of the outcome\"is most consistent with: Consequentialism Deontology Virtue Ethics None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 19 The statement, \"theact of lying is acceptable if the positive outcome of lying in agiven situation outweighs the negative outcome\" is most consistentwith the theory of:: Consequentialism Deontology Virtue Ethics None of the above 0.5 points    QUESTION 20 CRISPR is the program whichdetermines organ recipients based on need. can permanently edit,delete or replace snippets of DNA in the genome. has been used to clonelarge animals is the governing lawconcerning human experimentation.