5 Written Questions

1. truth is withheld for patient own good
2. to have a duty to understand the limits of their role and to practice with fidelity. RT must not perform duties outside their defined role.
3. brings a complaint
4. carrying out their duties with and eye toward defending themselves in the case of legal action
5. benifits then rule or consequence

5 Matching Questions

1. living will
2. VERACITY
3. what are the letters RCP indicate
4. consequentialism
5. assault

1. a they suggest three import characteristics for the RT to follow when confronted with ethical dilemmas Respect, Compassion, Professionalism
2. b binds the health care provider and the patient to tell the truth
3. c act is judged to be right or wrong based on its consequence; which aims to promote the greatest general good.
4. d wrong doing considered intentional
5. e health care preferences in writing

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. repect the paatients right to privacy;health care workers are permitted to share the patient's medical history with others
   1. VERACITY
   2. consequentialism
   3. confidentiality
   4. negligent tort
2. viewpoint that relies on rules and principle;an act is justifiable if it upholds the rules or principles that apply.
   1. formalism
   2. HIPAA
   3. VERACITY
   4. tort
3. proper allotment of benefits
   1. distributive justice
   2. virtue ethiics
   3. compensatory justice
   4. justice
4. obligate health care providers to avoid harm when possible; the problem occur when the treatment has serious side effects or a double effect
   1. formalism
   2. double effect
   3. nonmaleficence
   4. beneficence
5. if not able to make decision about medical treatment in the future
   1. VERACITY
   2. beneficence
   3. double effect
   4. advanced directive

5 True/False Questions

1. informal consent → viewpoint that relies on rules and principle;an act is justifiable if it upholds the rules or principles that apply.

   True        False

2. tort → civil wrong against an individual or propery for which the court provides a remedy;act that violates another's interest

   True        False

3. negligent tort → health care preferences in writing

   True        False

4. battery → verbal defamation of character

   True        False

5. tort → patients today are better educated and hold higher expectations from health care practitioners. Many patients are assuming responsibility for their own health care, placing the health care, placing the health care practitioner into the role of consultant.

   True        False