ETHC-445: | ETHC 445
PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS FINAL
EXAM 2024-2025 LATEST REAL
EXAM WITH ACTUAL NGN
QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED WELL
EXPLAINED 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES GRADED A+
LATEST UPDATE 2025 WITH
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, 9-3. (Multiple-Choice) A pharmacist has made a commitment. He later discovers that the
patient would be better of if the commitment were not kept. In general the problem is a
conflict between which two ethical principles?
Beneficence and fidelity.
9-4. (Multiple-Choice) It states simply, "I will respect the secrets which are confided in me,
even after the patient has died."
Declaration of Geneva (World Medical Association)
9-5. (Multiple-Choice) Modern interpretations of the Hippocratic Oath permit the breaking of
confidences whenever the clinician believes the patient would benefit. What is this 'exception'
called?
The 'paternalistic' exception
9-6. True or False. In a case where an adolescent is getting a prescription filled for birth
control pills, the pharmacist is faced with the question of whether the decision to disclose
should be based on the pharmacist's judgment about the benefits and harms to the patient or
on the basis of a promise of confidentiality.
True
9-7. (Multiple-Choice) Which of the following is (are) a potential option(potential options)
open to a pharmacist regarding his dispensing of bipolar medications to an armed law
enforcement officer who is put in stressful situations?
All of the above
9-8. (Multiple-Choice) Which of the following determinations should be made by a
pharmacist supervisor observing the substandard practices of a pharmacist employee?
All of the above
9-9. True or False. In many cases involving an emotional impairment, it is very plausible that
the impaired pharmacist may seem to have some degree of awareness of the impairment, but
perhaps not sufficient enough that the impaired pharmacist considers taking actions to
remove herself or himself from practicing in an impaired state. This may be relevant to a
pharmacist supervisor's decision about how to deal with the impaired pharmacist.
True
PRINCIPLES OF ETHICS FINAL
EXAM 2024-2025 LATEST REAL
EXAM WITH ACTUAL NGN
QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED WELL
EXPLAINED 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES GRADED A+
LATEST UPDATE 2025 WITH
100% GUARANTEED SUCCESS
AFTER DOWNLOAD (ALL
YOUNEED TO PASS YOUR
EXAMS
, 9-3. (Multiple-Choice) A pharmacist has made a commitment. He later discovers that the
patient would be better of if the commitment were not kept. In general the problem is a
conflict between which two ethical principles?
Beneficence and fidelity.
9-4. (Multiple-Choice) It states simply, "I will respect the secrets which are confided in me,
even after the patient has died."
Declaration of Geneva (World Medical Association)
9-5. (Multiple-Choice) Modern interpretations of the Hippocratic Oath permit the breaking of
confidences whenever the clinician believes the patient would benefit. What is this 'exception'
called?
The 'paternalistic' exception
9-6. True or False. In a case where an adolescent is getting a prescription filled for birth
control pills, the pharmacist is faced with the question of whether the decision to disclose
should be based on the pharmacist's judgment about the benefits and harms to the patient or
on the basis of a promise of confidentiality.
True
9-7. (Multiple-Choice) Which of the following is (are) a potential option(potential options)
open to a pharmacist regarding his dispensing of bipolar medications to an armed law
enforcement officer who is put in stressful situations?
All of the above
9-8. (Multiple-Choice) Which of the following determinations should be made by a
pharmacist supervisor observing the substandard practices of a pharmacist employee?
All of the above
9-9. True or False. In many cases involving an emotional impairment, it is very plausible that
the impaired pharmacist may seem to have some degree of awareness of the impairment, but
perhaps not sufficient enough that the impaired pharmacist considers taking actions to
remove herself or himself from practicing in an impaired state. This may be relevant to a
pharmacist supervisor's decision about how to deal with the impaired pharmacist.
True
