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Bioethics 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the Catholic Church NOT say about organ donation?

a)

It is an act of charity and love

b)

It is morally obligatory

c)

It honours human dignity

d)

It is ethical when the risks to the donor are low

2.

Which bioethical principle refers to 'doing no harm'

a)

Autonomy

b)

Non-Maleficence

c)

Beneficence

d)

Justie

3.

The birth of modern bioethics was considered to be in the:

a)

1900s-1910s

b)

1940s

c)

1960s-1970s

d)

2000s

4.

Which of the following are required for a person to access VAD in Australia?

a)

3 separate requests

b)

Family support

c)

Decision-making capacity

d)

Incurable disease, illness or condition

e)

Ability to self-administer

5.

The Catholic Church allows refusal of CPR (DNR orders) in certain circumstances

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Family can override a person's decision to donate their organs

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Which of the following are true for the Church's stance on euthanasia?

a)

Believes it violates the sanctity of life

b)

Equates euthanasia with murder

c)

Allows it only in 'the most exceptional circumstances'

d)

Teaches compassionate support & palliative care instead

e)

Considers it morally unacceptable

8.

Which was the first STATE in Australia to legislate VAD?

a)

Queensland

b)

Northern Territory

c)

Victoria

d)

South Australia

e)

New South Wales

9.

For a living organ donation, a donor must:

a)

Voluntarily consent

b)

Be fully informed

c)

Be related to the recipient

d)

Not face disproportionate risk

e)

Donate only part of an organ

10.

A consequentialist ethical approach would support organ donation

a)

True

b)

False