Test gkBank gkfor g k Ethics, gkJurisprudence gkand gkPractice
gkManagement gkin gkDental gkHygiene gk3rd gkEdition gkby
gkKimbrough
Chapter gkOne gkTest
Name gk
Multiple g k Choice/True-False:
1. Utilitarianism gkis gkconcerned gkwith
a. rights.
b. duties.
c. happiness.
d. the gktotal gkamount gkof gkhappiness gkin gkthe gkworld.
e. privileges.
2. Kantian gkethics gkis gkconcerned gkwith
a. rights.
b. duties.
c. happiness.
d. the gktotal gkamount gkof gkhappiness gkin gkthe gkworld.
e. privileges.
3. Virtue gkethics gkis gkbased gkon gktheories gkfrom gkvarious gkphilosophers, gksuch gkas
a. Rawls.
b. Kant.
c. Socrates.
d. none gkof gkthe gkabove.
4. The gkfirst gktwo gkutilitarian gkphilosophers gkwere
a. Jeremy gkBentham gkand gkJohn gkStuart gkMill.
b. Immanuel gkKant gkand gkJohn gkRawls.
c. Immanuel gkKant gkand gkJohn gkStuart gkMill.
d. John gkRawls gkand gkJohn gkStuart gkMill.
5. Virtue gkethics gkis gkbased gkon
a. character gktraits.
b. rights.
c. duties.
d. privileges.
6. Prima gkfacie gkduties gkare gkdetermined gkby gkthe gkpresent gksituation.
, a. true
b. false
7. Utilitarians gkare gkconcerned gkwith gkconsequences gkwhen gkmaking gkethical gkdecisions.
a. true
b. false
8. If gkperson gkA gkhas gka gkright, gkthen gkperson gkB gkhas gka gkduty gkto gkensure gkthat gkright.
a. true
b. false
9. A gkprivilege gkis gkgranted gkonly gkif gkcertain gkconditions gkare gkmet.
a. true
b. false
10. A gkdeontological gkapproach gkconsiders gkthe gkbenefit gkor gkhappiness gkthat
gkwould gkresult gkfrom gka gkdecision, gkwhile gka gkteleological gkapproach gkdoes
gknot gkconsider gkthe gkconsequences.
a. true
b. false
Short gkAnswer/Fill-in:
1. gkA gkutilitarian gkwho gkis gkconcerned gkwith gkindividual gkacts gkis gka/an gk utilitarian.
2. A gkutilitarian gkwho gkis gkconcerned gkwith gkthe gkbest gkways gkof gkacting gkin gka gkgiven
gksituation gkis gka/an
utilitarian.
3. The gkethical gkstudies gkthat gkexplore gkthe gknature gkof gkmoral gkjudgments gkand
gkthe gkstructure gkof gkmoral gkconcepts gkare gkcalled gk .
4. A gk duty gkis gka gkduty gkmade gkobvious gkby gkthe gkcircumstances gksurrounding
gkit.
5. is gka gkposition gktaken gkby gka gkteleologist gkand gkis gkbased gkon gkthe
gknotion gkthat gkwhat gkmatters gkis gkthe gkresult gkof gkan gkaction.
6. Kant’s gkethics, gkor gk theories, gkemphasize gkduties.
7. Utilitarians gkview gksocial gkjustice gkas gka gkmeans gkto gk .
8. John gkRawls gkis gkknown gkfor gkhis gktheory gkof gk .
9. Utilitarianism gkis gka gk theory.
10. ethics gkwas gkadvocated gkby gkearly gkphilosophers gksuch gkas gkSocrates,
gkPlato, gkand gkAristotle.
Matching: gkMatch gkthe gkdescription gkto gkone gkof gkthe gkterms gklisted gkbelow.
1. gkA gktype gkof gknormative gkethics gkthat gkjudges gkan gkaction gkby gkits gkconsequences.
2. gkA gkvalid gkclaim gkearned gkby gkeffort gkand gkhard gkwork.
3. gkA gktype gkof gkconsequentialist gktheory.
4. gkA gkbranch gkof gknormative gkethics gkthat gkemphasizes gkduties.
5. gkA gkdiscipline gkconsisting gkof gkthoughts gkand gkideas gkabout gkmorality.
6. gkA gkbranch gkof gkethics gkthat gkrecommends gkspecific gkactions gkit gkconsiders
gkjustified.
, 7. gkA gkmoral gkposition gkthat gkincludes gkconsequentialist gktheories.
8. gkA gktype gkof gkethics gkthat gkemphasizes gka gkperson’s gkcharacter gktraits.
9. gkAn gkobligation gkor gkaction gkthat gkought gkto gkbe gkdone gkregardless gkof
gkconsequences.
10. gkA gkvalid gkclaim gkguaranteed gkby gka gksociety.
a. privilege f. gkethics
b. virtue g. gkdeontology
c. duty h. gkteleology
d. right i. gkutilitarianism
e. normative j. gkconsequentialism
Chapter gkTwo gkTest
Name
Multiple g k Choice/True-False:
1. Beneficence gkmeans
a. to gkdo gkwhat gkis gkgood gkfor gkyourself.
b. to gkdo gkno gkharm.
c. to gkdo gkwhat gkis gkgood gkfor gkothers.
d. faithfulness.
2. Nonmaleficence gkmeans
a. to gkdo gkno gkharm.
b. to gkdo gkonly gkwhat gkis gkbeneficial.
c. to gktell gkthe gktruth.
d. to gkdo gkonly gkwhat gkthe gkpatient gkaccepts.
3. Autonomy gkmay gkbe gkrestricted gkin gkcases gkof
a. mental gkincompetence.
b. minors.
c. emergency.
d. all gkof gkthe gkabove.
4. Self-determination gkis gkassociated gkwith
a. autonomy.
b. parentalism.
c. beneficence.
d. veracity.
5. A gkterm gkclosely gkassociated gkwith gkbeneficence gkis
a. nonmaleficence.
b. maternalism.
, c. paternalism.
d. veracity.
6. The gkbasis gkof gkthe gkHippocratic gkoath gkis
a. nonmaleficence.
b. veracity.
c. confidentiality.
d. none gkof gkthe gkabove.
7. Disclosure gkof gkconfidential gkinformation gkis gkallowed
a. in gkan gkemergency.
b. in gkorder gkto gkprotect gkthird gkparties.
c. when gkrequired gkby gklaw.
d. all gkof gkthe gkabove.
8. Veracity gkmeans gkusefulness.
a. true
b. false
9. There gkare gklaws gkthat gkrequire gkthe gkreporting gkof gkindividuals gkwith
gksexually gktransmitted gkdiseases.
a. true
b. false
10. Confidentiality gkis gkboth gka gklegal gkduty gkand gkan gkethical gkduty.
a. true
b. false
Short gkAnswer/Fill-in:
1. The gkuse gkof gkstandard gkprecautions gkwould gkbe gkan gkapplication gkof gkthe gkcore gkvalue
gkof
.
2. Volunteering gkin gka gkcommunity gkoral gkhealth gkactivity gkwould gkbe gkan
gkapplication gkof gkthe gkcore gkvalue gkof .
3. Treating gkall gkpatients gkequally, gkregardless gkof gktheir gksocial gkclass, gkwould gkbe
gkan gkapplication gkof gkthe gkcore gkvalue gkof gk .
4. Core gkvalues gkfound gkin gkthe gkCode gkof gkEthics gkof gkhealth gkcare gkproviders gkare
gkbased gkon gkthe
oath.
5. The gkopposite gkof gkpaternalism gkis gk .
6. is gkthe gkterm gkused gkfor gkdonating gkone’s gkprofessional gkservices.
7. The gkethical gkprinciple gkof gk is gkrequired gkto gkassess gkand gkdetermine
gkpriorities gkin gkhealth gkcare.
8. Treating gkpatients gkwith gkrespect gkand gkproviding gkfor gkinformed gkconsent gkis
gkan gkexample gkof gkthe gkethical gkprinciple gkof gk .
9. Another gkterm gkfor gkpaternalism gkis gk .
gkManagement gkin gkDental gkHygiene gk3rd gkEdition gkby
gkKimbrough
Chapter gkOne gkTest
Name gk
Multiple g k Choice/True-False:
1. Utilitarianism gkis gkconcerned gkwith
a. rights.
b. duties.
c. happiness.
d. the gktotal gkamount gkof gkhappiness gkin gkthe gkworld.
e. privileges.
2. Kantian gkethics gkis gkconcerned gkwith
a. rights.
b. duties.
c. happiness.
d. the gktotal gkamount gkof gkhappiness gkin gkthe gkworld.
e. privileges.
3. Virtue gkethics gkis gkbased gkon gktheories gkfrom gkvarious gkphilosophers, gksuch gkas
a. Rawls.
b. Kant.
c. Socrates.
d. none gkof gkthe gkabove.
4. The gkfirst gktwo gkutilitarian gkphilosophers gkwere
a. Jeremy gkBentham gkand gkJohn gkStuart gkMill.
b. Immanuel gkKant gkand gkJohn gkRawls.
c. Immanuel gkKant gkand gkJohn gkStuart gkMill.
d. John gkRawls gkand gkJohn gkStuart gkMill.
5. Virtue gkethics gkis gkbased gkon
a. character gktraits.
b. rights.
c. duties.
d. privileges.
6. Prima gkfacie gkduties gkare gkdetermined gkby gkthe gkpresent gksituation.
, a. true
b. false
7. Utilitarians gkare gkconcerned gkwith gkconsequences gkwhen gkmaking gkethical gkdecisions.
a. true
b. false
8. If gkperson gkA gkhas gka gkright, gkthen gkperson gkB gkhas gka gkduty gkto gkensure gkthat gkright.
a. true
b. false
9. A gkprivilege gkis gkgranted gkonly gkif gkcertain gkconditions gkare gkmet.
a. true
b. false
10. A gkdeontological gkapproach gkconsiders gkthe gkbenefit gkor gkhappiness gkthat
gkwould gkresult gkfrom gka gkdecision, gkwhile gka gkteleological gkapproach gkdoes
gknot gkconsider gkthe gkconsequences.
a. true
b. false
Short gkAnswer/Fill-in:
1. gkA gkutilitarian gkwho gkis gkconcerned gkwith gkindividual gkacts gkis gka/an gk utilitarian.
2. A gkutilitarian gkwho gkis gkconcerned gkwith gkthe gkbest gkways gkof gkacting gkin gka gkgiven
gksituation gkis gka/an
utilitarian.
3. The gkethical gkstudies gkthat gkexplore gkthe gknature gkof gkmoral gkjudgments gkand
gkthe gkstructure gkof gkmoral gkconcepts gkare gkcalled gk .
4. A gk duty gkis gka gkduty gkmade gkobvious gkby gkthe gkcircumstances gksurrounding
gkit.
5. is gka gkposition gktaken gkby gka gkteleologist gkand gkis gkbased gkon gkthe
gknotion gkthat gkwhat gkmatters gkis gkthe gkresult gkof gkan gkaction.
6. Kant’s gkethics, gkor gk theories, gkemphasize gkduties.
7. Utilitarians gkview gksocial gkjustice gkas gka gkmeans gkto gk .
8. John gkRawls gkis gkknown gkfor gkhis gktheory gkof gk .
9. Utilitarianism gkis gka gk theory.
10. ethics gkwas gkadvocated gkby gkearly gkphilosophers gksuch gkas gkSocrates,
gkPlato, gkand gkAristotle.
Matching: gkMatch gkthe gkdescription gkto gkone gkof gkthe gkterms gklisted gkbelow.
1. gkA gktype gkof gknormative gkethics gkthat gkjudges gkan gkaction gkby gkits gkconsequences.
2. gkA gkvalid gkclaim gkearned gkby gkeffort gkand gkhard gkwork.
3. gkA gktype gkof gkconsequentialist gktheory.
4. gkA gkbranch gkof gknormative gkethics gkthat gkemphasizes gkduties.
5. gkA gkdiscipline gkconsisting gkof gkthoughts gkand gkideas gkabout gkmorality.
6. gkA gkbranch gkof gkethics gkthat gkrecommends gkspecific gkactions gkit gkconsiders
gkjustified.
, 7. gkA gkmoral gkposition gkthat gkincludes gkconsequentialist gktheories.
8. gkA gktype gkof gkethics gkthat gkemphasizes gka gkperson’s gkcharacter gktraits.
9. gkAn gkobligation gkor gkaction gkthat gkought gkto gkbe gkdone gkregardless gkof
gkconsequences.
10. gkA gkvalid gkclaim gkguaranteed gkby gka gksociety.
a. privilege f. gkethics
b. virtue g. gkdeontology
c. duty h. gkteleology
d. right i. gkutilitarianism
e. normative j. gkconsequentialism
Chapter gkTwo gkTest
Name
Multiple g k Choice/True-False:
1. Beneficence gkmeans
a. to gkdo gkwhat gkis gkgood gkfor gkyourself.
b. to gkdo gkno gkharm.
c. to gkdo gkwhat gkis gkgood gkfor gkothers.
d. faithfulness.
2. Nonmaleficence gkmeans
a. to gkdo gkno gkharm.
b. to gkdo gkonly gkwhat gkis gkbeneficial.
c. to gktell gkthe gktruth.
d. to gkdo gkonly gkwhat gkthe gkpatient gkaccepts.
3. Autonomy gkmay gkbe gkrestricted gkin gkcases gkof
a. mental gkincompetence.
b. minors.
c. emergency.
d. all gkof gkthe gkabove.
4. Self-determination gkis gkassociated gkwith
a. autonomy.
b. parentalism.
c. beneficence.
d. veracity.
5. A gkterm gkclosely gkassociated gkwith gkbeneficence gkis
a. nonmaleficence.
b. maternalism.
, c. paternalism.
d. veracity.
6. The gkbasis gkof gkthe gkHippocratic gkoath gkis
a. nonmaleficence.
b. veracity.
c. confidentiality.
d. none gkof gkthe gkabove.
7. Disclosure gkof gkconfidential gkinformation gkis gkallowed
a. in gkan gkemergency.
b. in gkorder gkto gkprotect gkthird gkparties.
c. when gkrequired gkby gklaw.
d. all gkof gkthe gkabove.
8. Veracity gkmeans gkusefulness.
a. true
b. false
9. There gkare gklaws gkthat gkrequire gkthe gkreporting gkof gkindividuals gkwith
gksexually gktransmitted gkdiseases.
a. true
b. false
10. Confidentiality gkis gkboth gka gklegal gkduty gkand gkan gkethical gkduty.
a. true
b. false
Short gkAnswer/Fill-in:
1. The gkuse gkof gkstandard gkprecautions gkwould gkbe gkan gkapplication gkof gkthe gkcore gkvalue
gkof
.
2. Volunteering gkin gka gkcommunity gkoral gkhealth gkactivity gkwould gkbe gkan
gkapplication gkof gkthe gkcore gkvalue gkof .
3. Treating gkall gkpatients gkequally, gkregardless gkof gktheir gksocial gkclass, gkwould gkbe
gkan gkapplication gkof gkthe gkcore gkvalue gkof gk .
4. Core gkvalues gkfound gkin gkthe gkCode gkof gkEthics gkof gkhealth gkcare gkproviders gkare
gkbased gkon gkthe
oath.
5. The gkopposite gkof gkpaternalism gkis gk .
6. is gkthe gkterm gkused gkfor gkdonating gkone’s gkprofessional gkservices.
7. The gkethical gkprinciple gkof gk is gkrequired gkto gkassess gkand gkdetermine
gkpriorities gkin gkhealth gkcare.
8. Treating gkpatients gkwith gkrespect gkand gkproviding gkfor gkinformed gkconsent gkis
gkan gkexample gkof gkthe gkethical gkprinciple gkof gk .
9. Another gkterm gkfor gkpaternalism gkis gk .
