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Teleological
Virtue
Deontological
None
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Deontology
Utilitarianism
Virtue
Justice
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Weakness in the body muscles
Suppression of respiratory system
It affects the immune system
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Deontological theory
Teleological theorie
Virtue theorie
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One's personality
Social training
Professional standards
Parental training
All the answers
All the answers except C
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Maleficence
Justice
Beneficence
Non_maleficence
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Patients welfare
The wellbeing of others
The patients' autonomy
None
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Telling the truth
Confidentiality
Informed consent
The right of respect and dignity
Full participation in the treatment
All the above answers are included
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Assume a condition rather than deny it
Assume that symptoms are trivial
Check out as many as possible
The Dr assumes that a really sick will be picked up any way
The fear of certainty diagnosis
B+D
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The analysis of the goodness of action too
The emphasis on the moral agent
They both about an individual of good character doing the right thing
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affective neutral
Diffuse
Particularism
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One has the duty or obligation to do the right thing regardless of outcome
Act always as if what you do would become a universal rule
Greatest benefits for the greatest people
A+B
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1980
1970
1950s
1990s
None
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Virtues in healthcare are guidance on good character only
Virtue ethics has emerged due to perceived deficits
Deontological theory can find a resolution of conflicts among persons who disagree
Deontological theory aims to maximize the good and minimize the harm
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The most popular framework for healthcare
It aims to be compatible with the religious beliefs system of each communities
It brings the best elements of healthcare theories all together
It brings the best elements of ethical theories all together
All the answers are correct except C
All the answers are correct except D
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The Pt can evaluate doctor knowledge effectively
Dr gains his/her knowledge only from the medical college
Anesthesia is an example on "activity-passivitey" relationship
Both particularism and specificity have the same definition
The doctors just have duties and no rights
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Agent >>>> deontological theories
Action >>>> virtue theories
Consequence >>>> utilitarianism
All the above
None
A+B only
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Each ethical theory must be used separated from other theories
Ethical theories bring significant characteristics to the decision-making process
(telos) a Greek term that stands for >>>consequences
More than one answer
All the answers are correct
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Electronic database is the only obstacle to the practice of confidentiality
Disclosure is comprehension of the information given
Coercion is not supposed to be in the informed consent
Incentives don't affect the informed consent
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Fairly treatment of everyone
Equity in distribution the benefits and burdens
Respect the law
Greater good of society
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None
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In American medicine the ethical values take preseance over informed consent
The principle of non-maleficene is absolute
The principle of maleficence asserts an obligation not to inflect harm intentionally
None is correct
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