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H RMPS Living donation

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1.

The person who donates a kidney or part of a lung or liver while they are still alive.

a)

Deceased Donor

b)

Doctor

c)

Living Donor

d)

Brain Death

2.

The act of giving one's organs or tissues to someone else.

a)

Procurement

b)

Donation

c)

Transplantation

3.

Saving lives is the doctor/medical team's number one priority regardless of an individual's donation status.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What the definition of a donor ?

a)

A person who donate his/her organs.

b)

A person who takes the organ

5.

What is the definition of a recipient?

a)

A person who donate his/her organs.

b)

A person who receives the donated organ.

6.

Which organ can you donate only a portion of when you are living?

a)

Liver

b)

Cornea

c)

Kidney

d)

Heart

7.

Some organs can be donated when living, but come as a "set" so you can only donate one of them to a person and you keep the other. Which are they? (Hint: Could be more than one answer)

a)

Lungs

b)

Heart

c)

Pancreas

d)

Kidney

8.

All major religions in the UK support the principle of organ donation

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Many Christians support organ donation because Jesus said, "Treat others as you would like them to treat you."

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Humanists believe...

a)

science provides the best method for understanding the universe.

b)

religion is needed for a complete understanding of the universe.

11.

A humanist...

a)

is certain there is no God.

b)

believes in a God.

c)

sees no good or persuasive evidence to believe in a God.

12.

Humanists believe...

a)

after we die we will be resurrected.

b)

we can live on through our genes, our works and the memories of others.

c)

this life is just one life of the many lives that we will live.

13.

Humanists believe...

a)

life has no meaning.

b)

God and an afterlife are necessary for life to have any meaning.

c)

we can make our own lives meaningful and there are many different ways we can do this.

14.

What is Humanism?

a)

A religion

b)

A philosophy or worldview that favours reason and logic over superstition or faith

c)

A code of conduct to follow in life

15.

What do humanist believe about God?

a)

God is loving and powerful

b)

There is no God but there is an after life

c)

God does not exist

d)

God is an old man who lives in the sky

16.

Utilitarianism is synonymous to what word?

(a)  

17.

consequences are...

a)

to do with flourishing

b)

the result of an action

c)

too little of something

d)

to do with the development of your character

18.

Utilitarianism says that the right thing to do is the thing that brings...

a)

money

b)

the greatest good for you

c)

fairness

d)

the greatest good for the greatest number

19.

What does utilitarianism focus on?

a)

Having fun

b)

Being useful

c)

The consequences of actions

d)

The motivations for actions

20.

Who was the founder of Utilitarianism?

a)

J S Mill

b)

Jeremy Bentham

c)

Thomas Aquinas

d)

Joseph Flethcher

21.

Who does utilitarianism try to get the best outcome for?

a)

the individual

b)

the boss

c)

the greatest number of people

d)

the poor

22.

How should actions be measured according to Utilitarianism

a)

By how hard you try to do the right thing

b)

By what your intentions were

c)

By which rules you followed

d)

By how much happiness or pleasure they produce

23.

What needs to promote happiness and limit or reduce pain?

a)

duty

b)

intention

c)

personality

d)

actions

24.

Bentham felt the law needs to maximise what?

a)

happiness

b)

pain

c)

consequences

d)

action

25.

What do utilitarians believe should drive morality?

a)

Being happy

b)

Being sensible

c)

External rules

d)

Fear of God

26.

What's the big problem with Utilitarianism?

a)

People don't like happiness.

b)

Sometimes it's difficult.

c)

We can't always predict the consequences of our actions.

d)

Lots of people disagreed with Jeremy Bentham.