Do you know anything about medical ethics in radiography? Medical ethics is a specific branch of ethics that examines clinical medicine practice associated with scientific research. Medical ethics is built on a set of core values or principles that the people who work in this field can look at if there are any questions or conflicts. This terrific quiz can help you better understand medical ethics in radiography.
Code of conduct
Code of Morals
Based on individual conceptions of right and wrong
True
False
Meta
Applied
Normative
Branch of ethics dealing with dilemmas faced by medical professionals
Generally accepted criteria that serve to distinguish a profession from other occupations
Systematic study of right and wrong
Study of origin and meaning of ethical concepts
Study of origin
Dealing with medical dilemmas
Human conduct
Moral standards that regulate right and wrong- "The Golden Rule"
Analysis of specific controversial moral issues
Study of origin and meaning
Right and wrong
Medical dilemmas
True
False
The Code of Hammurabi
Pythagoras
Aristotle
Chief
Hammurabi
Roentgen
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Experience of the actions in life
Brought up in fine habits
Good grades
Chief end
Highest good
An end which he maintains is really final
True
False
ASRT
ARRT
JCERT
Consideration of various aspects of the imaging professional's role in HC
10 Principles dealing with all aspects of the profession and professional standards
What to do
True
False
Avoidance of Harm (DO NO HARM)
Right or wrong
Justified claims
Telling the truth
Do No Harm
Active promotion of Good
Justified claims
Generally accepted customs
Justified claims that an individual can make on others
Telling the truth
Generally accepted principles
Habits
Ideals and customs of a society toward which have an affective regard
Active promotion of good
Doing no harm
Telling the truth
Do No Harm
Justified Claims
Ideals and Customs
Duty to tell the truth and avoid deception
True
False
True
False
Mandated by State Law
May be Overridden when the life or safety of the patient is endangered
Types of wounds
Communicable diseases
Automobile Accidents
Abuse
Birth Defects
Drug Addictions
Industrial Accidents
Mandated by State Law
May be overridden when the life or safety of the patient is endangered
Types of wounds
Communicable diseases
Automobile Accidents
Abuse
Birth defects
Drug Addiction
Industrial Accidents
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