PCT NCCT EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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Medical ethics and medical etiquette are .... (the same, different, almost the same, opposite) ✔Correct
Answer--different
"Ghost surgery" is a what? ✔Correct Answer--situation where the patient has consented to surgery by one
physician, but without the patient's knowledge or approval, another surgeon performs the surgery
A ________ is a practical rule guiding behavior or technique.
a. law
b. custom
c. cultural more
d. precept ✔Correct Answer--precept
Information that is in the _______ belongs to the community at large and may be appropriated by anyone
a. public library
b. hospital medical library
c. public domain
d. Library of Congress ✔Correct Answer--public domain
________ ethics, concerns issues of right and wrong, human character and behavior.
a. kind
b. moral
c. professional
d. accurate ✔Correct Answer--Moral
The most commonly known code of ethics for the medical profession, written about 400 B.C, is the ___________.
✔Correct Answer--Hippocratic Oath
The first American Medical Association code of ethics was written in what year? ✔Correct Answer--1847
The latest revision of the American Medical Association code of ethics took place in what year? ✔Correct
Answer--1980
The principles in the AMA code of ethics are not law but:
a. custom
b. standards
c. good manners
d. conventional ✔Correct Answer--standards
Violation of the tenets of an association or society may result in ________
a. censure
b. expulsion
c. suspension
, d. all of the above ✔Correct Answer--all of the above
If a physician is involved in _________ activity, the medical society is obligated to report it.
a. abrupt
b. outdated
c. optical
d. criminal ✔Correct Answer--criminal
A physician is not prohibited from performing a lawful abortion according to good medical practice.
A. True
B. False ✔Correct Answer--True
Law Requires that a physician report:
a. cigarette use
b. child abuse
c. income tax evasion
d. unwise diet ✔Correct Answer--child abuse
In cases where a physician must make moral decisions, such as who shall receive an organ donated transplant,
highest priority is given to the _____________.
a. oldest patients
b. youngest patients
c. patients who are most ill
d. patients who will derive the most long term benefit. ✔Correct Answer--patients who will derive the most
long term benefit
In artificial insemination situations, which of the following is true?
a. the identity of the sperm donor is revealed
b. c and d
c. written permission of the mother is secured
d. written permission of the mother's husband is secured ✔Correct Answer--c and d
A physician does not participate in __________.
a. death certification
b. autopsy
c. forensics
d. capital punishment ✔Correct Answer--capital punishment
When human subjects are used to test new drugs, which of the following takes place?
a. prior use of animals
b. voluntary written consent
c. a written summary report
d. compensation for the subject ✔Correct Answer--voluntary written consent
Which of the following is a dilemma that may face a physician?
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Medical ethics and medical etiquette are .... (the same, different, almost the same, opposite) ✔Correct
Answer--different
"Ghost surgery" is a what? ✔Correct Answer--situation where the patient has consented to surgery by one
physician, but without the patient's knowledge or approval, another surgeon performs the surgery
A ________ is a practical rule guiding behavior or technique.
a. law
b. custom
c. cultural more
d. precept ✔Correct Answer--precept
Information that is in the _______ belongs to the community at large and may be appropriated by anyone
a. public library
b. hospital medical library
c. public domain
d. Library of Congress ✔Correct Answer--public domain
________ ethics, concerns issues of right and wrong, human character and behavior.
a. kind
b. moral
c. professional
d. accurate ✔Correct Answer--Moral
The most commonly known code of ethics for the medical profession, written about 400 B.C, is the ___________.
✔Correct Answer--Hippocratic Oath
The first American Medical Association code of ethics was written in what year? ✔Correct Answer--1847
The latest revision of the American Medical Association code of ethics took place in what year? ✔Correct
Answer--1980
The principles in the AMA code of ethics are not law but:
a. custom
b. standards
c. good manners
d. conventional ✔Correct Answer--standards
Violation of the tenets of an association or society may result in ________
a. censure
b. expulsion
c. suspension
, d. all of the above ✔Correct Answer--all of the above
If a physician is involved in _________ activity, the medical society is obligated to report it.
a. abrupt
b. outdated
c. optical
d. criminal ✔Correct Answer--criminal
A physician is not prohibited from performing a lawful abortion according to good medical practice.
A. True
B. False ✔Correct Answer--True
Law Requires that a physician report:
a. cigarette use
b. child abuse
c. income tax evasion
d. unwise diet ✔Correct Answer--child abuse
In cases where a physician must make moral decisions, such as who shall receive an organ donated transplant,
highest priority is given to the _____________.
a. oldest patients
b. youngest patients
c. patients who are most ill
d. patients who will derive the most long term benefit. ✔Correct Answer--patients who will derive the most
long term benefit
In artificial insemination situations, which of the following is true?
a. the identity of the sperm donor is revealed
b. c and d
c. written permission of the mother is secured
d. written permission of the mother's husband is secured ✔Correct Answer--c and d
A physician does not participate in __________.
a. death certification
b. autopsy
c. forensics
d. capital punishment ✔Correct Answer--capital punishment
When human subjects are used to test new drugs, which of the following takes place?
a. prior use of animals
b. voluntary written consent
c. a written summary report
d. compensation for the subject ✔Correct Answer--voluntary written consent
Which of the following is a dilemma that may face a physician?