CORRECT Answers
Moral principle is a part of good policy formation and doesn't evaluate the already formed
policy. true or false - CORRECT ANSWER -false
Kantianism is referred as the Greatest Happiness Principle. True or False - CORRECT
ANSWER -false
Normative approach describes and analyzes morality without taking moral positions into
consideration. True or False - CORRECT ANSWER -false
The principle of respect for autonomy is included in American Nurses' Association Code for
medical and nursing professionals. True or False - CORRECT ANSWER -true
Law and morality share the same principles, obligations, and criteria of evidence. True or False -
CORRECT ANSWER -true
Kantianism states that utility is the only basic principle of ethics. True or False - CORRECT
ANSWER -false
The principle of beneficence states that the medical professionals should withhold from injuring
others and instead help others in their legitimate interests. true or false - CORRECT
ANSWER -true
The formal principle of equality does not emphasize on any particular aspect of treating and
merely asserts on equality. True or False - CORRECT ANSWER -true
Moral evaluation is the same as legal evaluation. True or False - CORRECT ANSWER -
false
,__ is the branch of medicine that is combined with research in biology. Bioethics or Biomedicine
- CORRECT ANSWER -biomedicine
The approach that formulates and defends basic principles and virtues governing moral life is:
Metaethics or General normative ethics - CORRECT ANSWER -General normative ethics
The _______ strengthens the social importance of moral beliefs. Values, Laws, Ethics or Policies
- CORRECT ANSWER -laws
.Which of the following principle states that, "A person's liberty is justifiably restricted to
prevent harm to others"? The principle of legal moralism The principle of paternalism The harm
principle The offense principle - CORRECT ANSWER -The harm principle
The first code of ethics for nurses was adopted by the ANA in ___________ . 1950 or 1956 -
CORRECT ANSWER -1950
Which of the following principle states that, "A person's liberty is justifiably restricted to prevent
harm to self"? The offense principle The principle of legal moralism The harm principle The
principle of paternalism - CORRECT ANSWER -The principle of paternalism
Which of the following pair of approaches is called non-normative approach? General normative
ethics and practical normative ethics, Metaethics and descriptive ethics, Practical normative
ethics and metaethics, or Descriptive ethics and general normative ethics - CORRECT
ANSWER -Metaethics and descriptive ethics
The practice of euthanasia does not affect dependent population.
True
False - CORRECT ANSWER -false
The practice of limiting treatment in patients to hasten death may result in the manipulation of
medical procedures in other cases true or false - CORRECT ANSWER -true
, Withdrawing the dosage of painkillers in patients in their final stage of disease is a crime true or
false - CORRECT ANSWER -true
The practice of involuntary euthanasia is encouraged. true or false - CORRECT
ANSWER -false
"Killing" is the intentional avoidance of intervening death. true or false - CORRECT
ANSWER -false
Failing to prevent death from natural causes is called passive euthanasia true or false -
CORRECT ANSWER -true
Killing is morally justifiable, if prolonging the life of the patient is worse than death true or false
- CORRECT ANSWER -true
Providing lethal sedative at the request of the patient may be termed killing. true or false -
CORRECT ANSWER -false
Validation from a single physician is enough to proceed with euthanasia, once the patient
consent is obtained. true or false - CORRECT ANSWER -false
Removing life support from a patient without his/her informed request is categorized as a killing
act.
true or false - CORRECT ANSWER -true
Justified killing can be carried out if palliative care proves ineffective.
true or false - CORRECT ANSWER -true