Radiation Therapy Chapter 2 Questions
and Answers 100% Solved
1. Which patient/provider relationship model devalues autonomy?
a. Engineering
b. Priestly
c. Collegial
d. Contractual
e. Covenant B
The priestly model assumes that the caregiver knows what is best for the patient and does not
allow for the patient to provide input into the decision-making process.
p. 27
2. Which of the following is not a source from which values are derived?
a. Money
b. Experience
c. Religion
d. Science A
Although money may factor into many aspects of decisions, values are not derived from money.
Values are instead the result of culture, experience, religion, and science.
pp. 27-28
3. Who is most closely associated with clarification of values?
a. Immanuel Kant
b. Louis Rath
, c. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
d. John Mill B
In 1966, Louis Rath developed a values clarification exercise. The exercise contained a series of
questions that helped the participants describe their values.
p. 27
4. Which two ethical principles may clash when dealing with consent?
I. Beneficence
II. Nonmaleficence
III. Autonomy
IV. Confidentiality
a. I and III
b. I and IV
c. II and III
d. II and IV A
The patient may choose (autonomy) a course of action that is considered suboptimal and,
therefore, contrary to the caregiver's obligation to do good (beneficence).
p. 25
5. Which of the following is not a recognized exception to patient confidentiality?
a. Genetic disease
b. Abuse
c. Communicable disease
d. Automobile accident A
Abuse, communicable disease, and automobile accidents are all acceptable exceptions to
patient confidentiality. Genetic disease is not.
and Answers 100% Solved
1. Which patient/provider relationship model devalues autonomy?
a. Engineering
b. Priestly
c. Collegial
d. Contractual
e. Covenant B
The priestly model assumes that the caregiver knows what is best for the patient and does not
allow for the patient to provide input into the decision-making process.
p. 27
2. Which of the following is not a source from which values are derived?
a. Money
b. Experience
c. Religion
d. Science A
Although money may factor into many aspects of decisions, values are not derived from money.
Values are instead the result of culture, experience, religion, and science.
pp. 27-28
3. Who is most closely associated with clarification of values?
a. Immanuel Kant
b. Louis Rath
, c. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
d. John Mill B
In 1966, Louis Rath developed a values clarification exercise. The exercise contained a series of
questions that helped the participants describe their values.
p. 27
4. Which two ethical principles may clash when dealing with consent?
I. Beneficence
II. Nonmaleficence
III. Autonomy
IV. Confidentiality
a. I and III
b. I and IV
c. II and III
d. II and IV A
The patient may choose (autonomy) a course of action that is considered suboptimal and,
therefore, contrary to the caregiver's obligation to do good (beneficence).
p. 25
5. Which of the following is not a recognized exception to patient confidentiality?
a. Genetic disease
b. Abuse
c. Communicable disease
d. Automobile accident A
Abuse, communicable disease, and automobile accidents are all acceptable exceptions to
patient confidentiality. Genetic disease is not.
