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JMESI-US002 - Bioethics Two:
Applications Post Test Questions and
Correct Answers
Question: You have been the Commander of a community hospital for
six months. During this time, you have successfully implemented an
ethics program and recruited the help of an Ethics Officer. You now face
an ethical dilemma as to whether or not to continue rehabilitative services
for retirees. The problem has arisen following severe budget cuts and the
transfer of two physical therapists. You and the Ethics Officer are now
faced with the ethical implications of any decision you make. Of the
options below, which tool would be most valuable in making your
decision?
Answer: Nash's 12 Questions
Question: As a new member of the healthcare organization Ethics
Committee, you do a mental check of Baylor's 7-Step Model for Ethical
Decision Making prior to entering the conference room for the afternoon
committee meeting. The seven steps include all of the following except:
Answer: Setting a time limit for a decision
Question: As a member of the healthcare organization Ethics
Committee, you have been asked to speak to medical students and
residents at a local hospital about ethical decision making. Of the
following, which is considered a basic ethical principle in resolving ethical
dilemmas?
Answer: Beneficence
Question: During an interview with a reporter, you are asked to provide
an overview of Ethics Committees. The next day, you glance over the
article in the newspaper, and under the heading, Roles of the Ethics
Committee, you notice the following error in the sub-heads of the article:
Answer: Providing value in product and service
Pretest - Stuvia US
JMESI-US002 - Bioethics Two:
Applications Post Test Questions and
Correct Answers
Question: You have been the Commander of a community hospital for
six months. During this time, you have successfully implemented an
ethics program and recruited the help of an Ethics Officer. You now face
an ethical dilemma as to whether or not to continue rehabilitative services
for retirees. The problem has arisen following severe budget cuts and the
transfer of two physical therapists. You and the Ethics Officer are now
faced with the ethical implications of any decision you make. Of the
options below, which tool would be most valuable in making your
decision?
Answer: Nash's 12 Questions
Question: As a new member of the healthcare organization Ethics
Committee, you do a mental check of Baylor's 7-Step Model for Ethical
Decision Making prior to entering the conference room for the afternoon
committee meeting. The seven steps include all of the following except:
Answer: Setting a time limit for a decision
Question: As a member of the healthcare organization Ethics
Committee, you have been asked to speak to medical students and
residents at a local hospital about ethical decision making. Of the
following, which is considered a basic ethical principle in resolving ethical
dilemmas?
Answer: Beneficence
Question: During an interview with a reporter, you are asked to provide
an overview of Ethics Committees. The next day, you glance over the
article in the newspaper, and under the heading, Roles of the Ethics
Committee, you notice the following error in the sub-heads of the article:
Answer: Providing value in product and service
Pretest - Stuvia US
