L3 Ethics and Research Quiz

Which code of ethics was developed in response to human rights violation?

• Code of ethics for nurses with interpretive statements

• Belmont report

• Nuremberg code

• ETHICAL PRINCIPLES FOR PROTECTING STUDY PARTICIPANTS

Which right ensures that participants have the right to refuse participation and are fully informed about the study?

• The right to full disclosure

• The right to privacy

• The right to fair treatment

• The right to self-determination

What is the ethical principle that imposes a duty on researchers to minimize harm and maximize benefits?

• The right to freedom of harm and discomfort

• The right to protection from exploitation

• Beneficence

• The right to self-determination

What is the term used for collecting data without participants' knowledge and consent?

• Minimal risk

• Concealment

• Deception

• Informed consent

Which strategy is used to evaluate whether the benefits of participating in a study are in line with the costs?

• Risk/benefit assessment

• Minimal risk

• Informed consent

• Process consent

Which group is considered a vulnerable group in research?

• Adults

• Mentally or emotionally disabled people

• Severely ill or physically disabled people

• None of the above

What is the most secure means of protecting confidentiality in research?

• Anonymity

• Confidentiality

• Minimal risk

• Informed consent

Which code of ethics served as the basis for regulations affecting research sponsored by the US government?

• Code of ethics for nurses with interpretive statements

• Belmont report

• Nuremberg code

• ETHICAL PRINCIPLES FOR PROTECTING STUDY PARTICIPANTS

What is the term used for the pledge that any information participants provide will not be publicly reported in a manner that identifies them?

• Minimal risk

• Anonymity

• Confidentiality

• Informed consent

Which ethical issue is not relevant when using animals in research?

• Informed consent

• Minimal risk

• Anonymity

• Confidentiality