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Which is the BEST example of a healthcare worker applying the ethical principle of transparency when talking to a patient?
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When pregnant Mrs. Aster asks about her test results, the doctor informs her that the results indicate her baby will likely be born with Down Syndrome.
When pregnant Mrs. Aster asks about her test results, the doctor informs her that the results indicate her baby will likely be born with Down Syndrome.
After a major surgery, Dr. Smith tells his patient that all went well, even though there was a slight complication during the procedure.
After a major surgery, Dr. Smith tells his patient that all went well, even though there was a slight complication during the procedure.
Pharmacy technician Vonn tells his patient that she only has two more refills of her prescription remaining.
Pharmacy technician Vonn tells his patient that she only has two more refills of her prescription remaining.
Nurse Ahmed pats his patient’s hand and says, “I’m here if you need anything.”
Maddie asks her doctor what he thinks about Maddie sending her DNA to a genealogy company for analysis. How is Maddie’s doctor LIKELY to respond?
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Responses
“Let us test your DNA so we can get paid instead of the company.”
“Let us test your DNA so we can get paid instead of the company.”
“Sure, it can only help you learn more about yourself, right?”
“Sure, it can only help you learn more about yourself, right?”
“I cannot tell you what to do, but use caution and understand how your results might be used.”/p>
“I cannot tell you what to do, but use caution and understand how your results might be used.”/p>
“No, those companies are illegal and cannot process DNA without a medical license.”
“No, those companies are illegal and cannot process DNA without a medical license.”
Mateo is reading about treatments once used on patients with mental impairments without their consent. Mateo believes it was unethical for doctors to perform serious, invasive treatments on patients who were not able to understand what was happening. Which value of ethical behavior does Mateo’s reasoning BEST support?
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Responses
autonomy
autonomy
beneficence
beneficence
non-maleficence
non-maleficence
justice
A local medical center wants to increase its capacity for telehealth visits so they can make things easier for their patients. If they want to approach the decision ethically, what factor are they MOST likely to consider?
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Responses
how many patients with transportation needs are served by the clinic
how many patients with transportation needs are served by the clinic
how many patients responded “Yes” to a survey asking if they would like telehealth options
how many patients responded “Yes” to a survey asking if they would like telehealth options
how far away most patients live from the clinic
how far away most patients live from the clinic
how many patient households do not have internet access
how many patient households do not have internet access
Every healthcare organization will have its own organizational code of ethics.
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Responses
True
True
False
False
Flu season is starting, but Community Medical Center is experiencing a shortage of flu vaccines. How will they MOST likely decide which patients will receive the available vaccines?
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Use a first come, first served process.
Use a first come, first served process.
Determine which patients are most at risk from the flu.
Determine which patients are most at risk from the flu.
Give vaccines to patients who have the best insurance.
Give vaccines to patients who have the best insurance.
Hold a lottery and see which patients win the vaccines.
Hold a lottery and see which patients win the vaccines.
Which scenario would BEST be addressed with clinical ethics?
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Responses
A pharmaceutical company needs to decide if their clinical trial is still safe after six patients died.
A pharmaceutical company needs to decide if their clinical trial is still safe after six patients died.
A hospital Emergency Department does not have enough beds, and they need to decide which patients to see first.
A hospital Emergency Department does not have enough beds, and they need to decide which patients to see first.
A patient with a contagious virus asks to not be put in an isolation room.
A patient with a contagious virus asks to not be put in an isolation room.
A doctor’s schedule is full and a new patient calls with an emergency request.
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1) Which is the BEST example of a healthcare worker applying the ethical principle of transparency when talking to a patient?
Answer: When pregnant Mrs. Aster asks about her test results, the doctor informs her that the results indicate her baby will likely be born with Down Syndrome.
2) Maddie asks her doctor what he thinks about Maddie sending her DNA to a genealogy company for analysis. How is Maddie’s doctor LIKELY to respond?
Answer: “I cannot tell you what to do, but use caution and understand how your results might be used.”
3) Mateo is reading about treatments once used on patients with mental impairments without their consent. Mateo believes it was unethical for doctors to perform serious, invasive treatments on patients who were not able to understand what was happening. Which value of ethical behavior does Mateo’s reasoning BEST support?
Answer: autonomy
4) A local medical center wants to increase its capacity for telehealth visits so they can make things easier for their patients. If they want to approach the decision ethically, what factor are they MOST likely to consider?
Answer: how many patient households do not have internet access
5) Every healthcare organization will have its own organizational code of ethics.
Answer: True
6) Flu season is starting, but Community Medical Center is experiencing a shortage of flu vaccines. How will they MOST likely decide which patients will receive the available vaccines?
Answer: Determine which patients are most at risk from the flu.
7) Which scenario would BEST be addressed with clinical ethics?
Answer: A patient with a contagious virus asks to not be put in an isolation room.
Answer: When pregnant Mrs. Aster asks about her test results, the doctor informs her that the results indicate her baby will likely be born with Down Syndrome.
2) Maddie asks her doctor what he thinks about Maddie sending her DNA to a genealogy company for analysis. How is Maddie’s doctor LIKELY to respond?
Answer: “I cannot tell you what to do, but use caution and understand how your results might be used.”
3) Mateo is reading about treatments once used on patients with mental impairments without their consent. Mateo believes it was unethical for doctors to perform serious, invasive treatments on patients who were not able to understand what was happening. Which value of ethical behavior does Mateo’s reasoning BEST support?
Answer: autonomy
4) A local medical center wants to increase its capacity for telehealth visits so they can make things easier for their patients. If they want to approach the decision ethically, what factor are they MOST likely to consider?
Answer: how many patient households do not have internet access
5) Every healthcare organization will have its own organizational code of ethics.
Answer: True
6) Flu season is starting, but Community Medical Center is experiencing a shortage of flu vaccines. How will they MOST likely decide which patients will receive the available vaccines?
Answer: Determine which patients are most at risk from the flu.
7) Which scenario would BEST be addressed with clinical ethics?
Answer: A patient with a contagious virus asks to not be put in an isolation room.
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