- 09 To Be Virtuous Is A Race Not A Journey True False Q10 Discernment Is A Process True False Q11 Human Dignity Dea 1 (37.49 KiB) Viewed 59 times
- 09 To Be Virtuous Is A Race Not A Journey True False Q10 Discernment Is A Process True False Q11 Human Dignity Dea 2 (46.36 KiB) Viewed 59 times
09. To be virtuous is a race, not a journey. TRUE FALSE Q10. Discernment is a process. TRUE FALSE Q11. Human dignity deals with what we are due as humans on the basis of inherent dignity... the what. TRUE FALSE Q12. Justice deals with the inherent value of human beings and their intrinsic worth....individuals have value....the who. TRUE FALSE Q13. Triage allows for extended waits; patients expect the sickest to go first. TRUE FALSE Q14. Sunshine law provisions allow public reporting of payments to physicians by drug and device manufacturers. TRUE FALSE Q15. The Hippocratic oath and the WHO Geneva Declaration require physician truth telling. TRUE FALSE Q16. The American Hospital Association Bill of Patient Rights requires physician truth telling. TRUE FALSE
Q17. Survey research suggests that most terminal patients would not want to be told the truth about their prognosis. TRUB FALSE Q18. Physician surveys report that most tell their patients about the dingnosis and prognosis. TRUE FALSE Q19. Because of confidentiality and privacy laws, physicians do not have to report STDs, GSWs, or the physical or sexual abuse of children. TRUE FALSE Q20. Tatiana Tarasoff was murdered and the University of California Berkeley knew she was being threatened. FALSE TRUE Q21. Most patients report satisfaction over the confidentiality and privacy of their records. TRUE FALSE Q22. Duty to treat patients is enshrined in the Hippocratic Oath and other codes of professional conduct. TRUE FALSE Q23. Violations of confidentiality are often a "slip of the tongue. TRUE FALSE Q24. In general, physicians and priest are entitled to professional secrecy and nondisclosure. TRUE FALSE Q25. Via testimonial compulsion individuals with pertinent information cannot be required to present that information in a court of law TRUE FALSE