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Worksheets📑 Review Outline PHI
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What makes an argument more convincing?
Making it very long with supporting evidence in detail but avoiding risks
Including rewards and explaining how to handle risks
Ignoring the other side
Talking with emotion only
Which strategy shows you're considering your options carefully?
Choosing quickly
Listening to only one side
Thinking about risks, rewards, and other opinions
Avoiding the discussion
Which of the following are parts of a strong argument? (Select all that apply)
A. Clear claim
B. Evidence or reasons
C. Addressing weaknesses
D. Ignoring the other side
E. Using emotions only
Taking calculated risks in decision-making can help you (a) and potentially lead to better project outcomes.
Improve outcomes
Mitigate risks
Increase uncertainty
Avoid challenges
Setting limits helps you avoid thinking too hard and just go with the easiest choice.
True
False
What shows logical thinking while judging alternatives?
Comparing rewards and risks
Picking the easiest option
Looking at long-term effects
Researching outcomes
Asking “What matters most?”
What tools help with well-informed decisions?
Decision chart
Budget tracker
Random guess
Pros/cons list
Convenience of options
The choice you make should be explained with a clear rationale.
Explain your rationale for the choice you make.
Choose without explanation.
Make a random selection.
Ignore the rationale.
A healthcare worker admits to a mistake in administering medication and immediately reports it. What ethical principle is this an example of?
Confidentiality
Integrity and honesty
Professionalism
Quality of care
A medical assistant treats one patient kindly but is cold and impatient with another because of their background.
Informed consent
Confidentiality
Non-discrimination
Continuing education
