AETCOM 2.2 test

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1. The cornerstone that forms the basis of ethics and common law is:

• A. Human dignity
• B. Veracity
• C. Justice
• D. Beneficence

2. According to Principalism theory the 4 principles include all except:

• A. Beneficence
• B. Non-maleficence
• C. Autonomy
• D. Confidentiality

3. A physician making sure the treatments given to a patient do not cause them any harm is an example of following which bioethics principle?

• A. Autonomy
• B. Beneficence
• C. Justice
• D. Non-maleficence

4. The true statement pertaining to "Equity" is:

• A. Equity achieves equality
• B. Equity is a human right
• C. Equity reduces risk
• D. Equity involves equal distribution

5. Which of the following principles of bioethics states that all individuals should have equal opportunity and access?

• A. Justice
• B. Beneficence
• C. Autonomy
• D. Non-maleficence

6. Actions that show respect for human dignity, such as being honest and putting the patient first reflect which of the following principles?

• A. Non-maleficence
• B. Justice
• C. Beneficence
• D. Autonomy

7. Which of the following need(s) to be obtained when doing research with children?

• A. Informed consent from the parent only
• B. Informed consent from the child only
• C. Assent of the child and Informed consent of the parent
• D. Assent of the child only

8. The World Bioethics Day is celebrated on

• A. 19 October
• B. 20 October
• C. 19 September
• D. 20 September

9. The case of Aruna Shanbaug triggered the debate on ___________ in India

• Euthanasia
• Organ trade
• Professionalism
• Violence against doctors