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PAS 2054 - QUIZ 2 (WEEKS 4 AND 5)
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
VERIFIED 2026.




Dialysis machine in Seattle 1960s - ANS dr. belding h. scribner



seattle artificial kidney center (medical advisory committee) - ANS - local physicians

- appointed by king county medical society

- referred potential candidates to admissions advisory committee

- anonymous committee, representing a cross-section of the community



Six Elements of Professionalism - ANS altruism, accountability, excellence, duty, honor and
integrity, respect for others



seven challenges to elements of professionalism - ANS abuse of power, arrogance, greed,
misrepresentation, impairment, lack of conscientiousness, and conflict of interest



key components of professionalism - ANS trust, community service, specialized body of
medical knowledge, and ability to self-regulate




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, key components that have diminished professionalism in medicine - ANS - more focus on
science and less on service

- more focus on the business of medicine

- increasing cost associated with medicine due to increased demand



ethics - ANS the discipline dealing with what is good and with moral duty and obligation



four major principles of biomedical ethics according to James Childress and Thomas Beauchamp
- ANS *autonomy - right to make ones own choices

*beneficence - do good to the patient, avoid evil

*nonmalefic - do no harm

*justice - fairness



autonomy - ANS -informed consent

-competent patient

-privacy

-freedom of choice

-self - determination

-self governing



nonmaleficene - ANS - first, do no harm

- maximizing possible benefits while minimizing possible harm



beneficence - ANS - do good

- providers act in the best interest of their patients

-inclusive of physical and mental health of persons


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