MRO FINAL EXAM 6 QUIZ QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS/ GET IT 100% ACCURATE
An unconscious patient is brought to the hospital by ambulance
after an accident. The patient's family arrives and immediately
insists that all medical treatment be stopped to adhere with the
patient's religious beliefs. The patient is critically injured and will
probably die without treatment. What ethical theory is the
patient's family using to make this decision?
Virtue
Consequentialism
Teleology
Deontology - correct answer- Deontology
David Hume is credited with the early development of:
Teleology
Utilitarianism
Natural law theory
Prima facie duties - correct answer- Utilitarianism
Ethical decision-making that weighs the potential outcomes is
based on the ________ theory.
, Virtue
Deontology
Teleology
Natural law - correct answer- Teleology
In the slideshow in Section 2, which contributors to the history
of medical ethics were presented as the earliest historical
figures?
Hippocrates and Aristotle
Plato and St. Thomas Aquino
Aristotle and David Hume
Pythagoras and Hippocrates - correct answer-
Pythagoras and Hippocrates
The act of reporting ethical violations is termed:
Backstabbing
Whistle-blowing
Horn-blowing
Nay-saying - correct answer- Whistle-blowing
The core value defined as being faithful and devoted is:
VERIFIED ANSWERS/ GET IT 100% ACCURATE
An unconscious patient is brought to the hospital by ambulance
after an accident. The patient's family arrives and immediately
insists that all medical treatment be stopped to adhere with the
patient's religious beliefs. The patient is critically injured and will
probably die without treatment. What ethical theory is the
patient's family using to make this decision?
Virtue
Consequentialism
Teleology
Deontology - correct answer- Deontology
David Hume is credited with the early development of:
Teleology
Utilitarianism
Natural law theory
Prima facie duties - correct answer- Utilitarianism
Ethical decision-making that weighs the potential outcomes is
based on the ________ theory.
, Virtue
Deontology
Teleology
Natural law - correct answer- Teleology
In the slideshow in Section 2, which contributors to the history
of medical ethics were presented as the earliest historical
figures?
Hippocrates and Aristotle
Plato and St. Thomas Aquino
Aristotle and David Hume
Pythagoras and Hippocrates - correct answer-
Pythagoras and Hippocrates
The act of reporting ethical violations is termed:
Backstabbing
Whistle-blowing
Horn-blowing
Nay-saying - correct answer- Whistle-blowing
The core value defined as being faithful and devoted is:
