MHUM METC UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Pythagoras
Answer:
Proposed that to have a good life, one should be devoted to mental discipline.
Influence the development of the hypocritical oath, which could be considered one of the first professional
codes of ethics
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2. Hippocrates
Answer:
Who created the Hippocratic Oath
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3. Hippocratic Oath
Answer:
The oath that focuses on the physicians due to the patient other members of the healthcare profession.
Question:
4. Code of Hammurabi
Answer:
Was an early attempt to regulate medicine in the protection of the patient.
Question:
5. Ethics
Answer:
Begun and prehistoric times
Is a branch of philosophy and may be defined as a systematic reflection on morality
Question:
6. Ethics
Answer:
Right versus wrong
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7. Morals
Answer:
To be good versus bad
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8. Values
Answer:
An individual beliefs of right versus wrong
, Question:
9. St. Thomas Aquinas
Answer:
The ability to reason is a unique god given trait among all living creatures only humans have this ability.
The basis for most biomedical issues.
Question:
10. Francis Bacon
Answer:
The preservation of health
The cure of disease
The prolongation of life
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11. Pluto
Answer:
If people act morally, they are happy and people genuinely deserve happiness
Also known as moral people are happy and try to keep it that way
Question:
12. Roderius Castro
Answer:
Authored The Responsible Physician or the Duties of the Physician Towards the Public.
This text is considered one of their premier works on medical ethics
Question:
13. Sir Isaac Newton
Answer:
Applied scientific principles to problem-solving leading to a scientific rather than moral focus in medicine.
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14. David Hume
Answer:
Redirected, ethical theory towards community Association, promotion of public health and national goals
to benefit the masses.
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15. Immanuel Kant
Answer:
Deontology
Also believed " nothing is good and end of itself, except " Good Will ". "
He defined Will as the unique human ability to act according to principles.
Question:
16. Deontology
Answer:
Nonconsequentialism
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Pythagoras
Answer:
Proposed that to have a good life, one should be devoted to mental discipline.
Influence the development of the hypocritical oath, which could be considered one of the first professional
codes of ethics
Question:
2. Hippocrates
Answer:
Who created the Hippocratic Oath
Question:
3. Hippocratic Oath
Answer:
The oath that focuses on the physicians due to the patient other members of the healthcare profession.
Question:
4. Code of Hammurabi
Answer:
Was an early attempt to regulate medicine in the protection of the patient.
Question:
5. Ethics
Answer:
Begun and prehistoric times
Is a branch of philosophy and may be defined as a systematic reflection on morality
Question:
6. Ethics
Answer:
Right versus wrong
Question:
7. Morals
Answer:
To be good versus bad
Question:
8. Values
Answer:
An individual beliefs of right versus wrong
, Question:
9. St. Thomas Aquinas
Answer:
The ability to reason is a unique god given trait among all living creatures only humans have this ability.
The basis for most biomedical issues.
Question:
10. Francis Bacon
Answer:
The preservation of health
The cure of disease
The prolongation of life
Question:
11. Pluto
Answer:
If people act morally, they are happy and people genuinely deserve happiness
Also known as moral people are happy and try to keep it that way
Question:
12. Roderius Castro
Answer:
Authored The Responsible Physician or the Duties of the Physician Towards the Public.
This text is considered one of their premier works on medical ethics
Question:
13. Sir Isaac Newton
Answer:
Applied scientific principles to problem-solving leading to a scientific rather than moral focus in medicine.
Question:
14. David Hume
Answer:
Redirected, ethical theory towards community Association, promotion of public health and national goals
to benefit the masses.
Question:
15. Immanuel Kant
Answer:
Deontology
Also believed " nothing is good and end of itself, except " Good Will ". "
He defined Will as the unique human ability to act according to principles.
Question:
16. Deontology
Answer:
Nonconsequentialism
