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Unit 5 Ethics, Death

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are morals?

a)

A person's standards of behavior or beliefs concerning what is and is not acceptable for them to do.

b)

A set of laws governing a society.

c)

A person's financial goals and achievements.

d)

A list of cultural traditions.

2.

What does the term "amoral" mean?

a)

Having a strong moral sense

b)

Lacking a moral sense; unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of something

c)

Concerned with ethical principles

d)

Following strict moral guidelines

3.

What is the definition of "Confidentiality"?

a)

The state of keeping or being kept secret or private.

b)

The act of sharing information openly.

c)

The process of making information public.

d)

The ability to access information freely.

4.

What is the definition of honesty?

a)

Telling the truth

b)

Keeping secrets

c)

Avoiding responsibility

d)

Ignoring facts

5.

What is the definition of "respect"?

a)

A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements

b)

A feeling of dislike towards someone or something

c)

A sense of superiority over others

d)

An emotion of indifference towards others

6.

What is bioethics?

a)

A set of scientific principles for medical research

b)

A set of moral principles, beliefs, and values guiding medical care choices

c)

A legal framework for healthcare policies

d)

A financial plan for healthcare management

7.

What is at the core of healthcare ethics?

a)

Financial stability

b)

Technological advancement

c)

Our sense of right and wrong and beliefs about rights and duties

d)

Government regulations

8.

What is a dilemma?

a)

A situation with an easy choice

b)

A situation with a difficult choice between two or more alternatives

c)

A situation with no choices

d)

A situation with only one option

9.

What is the definition of "conscience"?

a)

A strong desire to achieve something

b)

An inner feeling or voice acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one's behavior

c)

A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being

d)

A deep understanding of a subject

10.

What is the definition of "rights"?

a)

A moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something

b)

A set of rules to follow

c)

A privilege granted by an authority

d)

A responsibility to perform a task

11.

What is an advanced directive?

a)

A legal document for financial decisions

b)

A legal document for medical decisions if you cannot make them yourself

c)

A document for educational purposes

d)

A document for travel plans

12.

What is a Durable Power of Attorney?

a)

A legal document that allows someone to make decisions for you when you cannot

b)

A type of insurance policy

c)

A financial investment plan

d)

A medical treatment procedure

13.

Who is the person named in a Durable Power of Attorney to make decisions on your behalf?

a)

An agent

b)

A doctor

c)

A lawyer

d)

A family member

14.

What is a living will?

a)

A document detailing a person's financial assets

b)

A written statement of a person's medical treatment desires

c)

A legal document for property distribution

d)

A statement of a person's last wishes

15.

What does a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order represent?

a)

A medical procedure

b)

A legal document signed by you and your provider

c)

A type of insurance policy

d)

A hospital admission form

16.

What is a terminal illness?

a)

An illness that can be cured with medication

b)

An illness that is temporary and mild

c)

An illness or condition which cannot be cured and is likely to lead to someone's death

d)

An illness that only affects children

17.

What is a "death rattle"?

a)

A sound produced when a patient is near death and too weak to clear or swallow

b)

A type of musical instrument

c)

A noise made by a rattlesnake

d)

A type of cough

18.

When does a death rattle usually become audible?

a)

24 to 48 hours before death

b)

Immediately after death

c)

One week before death

d)

One month before death

19.

What is hospice care?

a)

A type of medical treatment for chronic diseases

b)

A special kind of care focusing on quality of life for those with advanced, life-limiting illness

c)

A rehabilitation program for injured athletes

d)

A dietary plan for weight loss

20.

What is a Health Care Proxy?

a)

A document that names someone to manage your finances

b)

A document that names someone to express your wishes and make health care decisions for you

c)

A document that provides legal advice

d)

A document that outlines your employment history