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Ethics in Healthcare

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which theory is solely based on the consequences of the act?

a)

Utilitarianism

b)

Deontology

c)

Bioethics

2.

Who is associated with utilitarianism?

a)

Bentham and Mill

b)

Kant

c)

Beauchamp and Childress

3.

Which ethical theory is duty/rule based?

a)

Utilitarianism

b)

Deontology

c)

Bioethics

4.

Who is associated with deontology?

a)

Bentham and Mill

b)

Kant

c)

Beauchamp and Childress

5.

Who developed the 'principle' approach in bioethics?

a)

Bentham and Mill

b)

Kant

c)

Beauchamp and Childress

6.

Which principle is based on the right of the individual to make their own decisions on their treatment?

a)

Autonomy

b)

Beneficence

c)

Non-Maleficence

d)

Justice

7.

If there is a conflict between the principles autonomy and beneficence, which principle takes precedence?

a)

Beneficence

b)

Autonomy

8.

What does beneficence require professionals to do?

a)

To allocate resources fairly

b)

To work in the best interests of patients

c)

Respect a patient's wishes

d)

To avoid harming patients

9.

What principle is ‘do no harm'?

a)

Autonomy

b)

Beneficence

c)

Non-Maleficence

d)

Justice

10.

Which theory is a form of consequentialism?

a)

Utilitarianism

b)

Deontology

c)

Bioethics

11.

The NMC Code is a set of categorical imperatives which aligns it with which theory?

a)

Utilitarianism

b)

Deontology

c)

Bioethics

12.

Which ethical theory would support a decision to lie, if it increases happiness and reduces harm?

a)

Bioethics

b)

Deontology

c)

Utilitarianism

13.

Which ethical theory would state it is immoral and unethical to lie, even if it leads to dire consequences?

a)

Bioethics

b)

Deontology

c)

Utilitarianism

14.

Which clause of the NMC Code states nurses must


'respect, support and document a person’s right to accept or refuse care and treatment'?

a)

1.4

b)

2.5

c)

3.1

d)

4.2