The IT staff at a hospital shares genetic information about specific patients with a life insurance company. Which ethical standard was violated?answerProperty rightsCivilityHuman dignityConfidentiality

. Observance of medical secrecy is necessary for:the protection of social and economic interests of the individualprotect the inner world of a person, his autonomymaintaining the prestige of the medical professionprotection from manipulation by external forcesall of the above is true2. The moral and ethical problems of medical genetics (diagnosis, treatment, prevention, prognosis) are not relevant to:quality of life of the communitythe interests of families and relatives of the patientthe previous generationswell-being and health of the offspring of future generations3. The genetic prognostical testing is produced:for medical and moral preparation and enhanceable caring about a future child and for clarification of clinical diagnosisonly in curative aimswith the purpose of creation of favourable social terms for persons with enhanceable by intellectual capabilitiesonly for medical scientific researches4. The participation of doctors in torture and corporal punishment of prisoners and the use for this purpose, the knowledge can be justified:as the punishment for crimes committedin the interests of the community in obtaining the necessary informationis prohibited in all circumstancesin the interests of the developing science5. The value of human life in biomedical ethics is determined by:the mental and physical usefulnessthe financial solvencythe uniqueness and originality of the individualracial and national originage (number of years lived.6. "Convention about human rights and biomedicine" (1997) at drawing on accomplishments of biology and medicine is obligated to protect and guarantee everything, except:providing of economic value and material interestobservance of human rights and basic freedomsdefence of individuality of every human creaturerespect of dignity of manrespect of integrity and inviolability of personality7. Respect for privacy rights by the attending physician involves:information on the health of the patient's family members, upon requestsecrecy about his healthcompliance with its franchisetransfer of information on the nature of his illness the patient's employer8. Is informed voluntary consent of the patient (or trusted persons) necessary prerequisite for medical intervention?yesno9. Deontology - ispart of the ethicsthe science of the rules of behavior in societythe doctrine of moral dutyteaching about social justice10. Determining the solution of complex medical ethical issues in professional life is all, except:secular ethicsthe national legislationtraditional religious moralitythe personal benefitthe principles of professional ethicsinternational law11. Active euthanasia is different from the passive:active intervention of a doctor in the process of termination of life at the request of the patientthe priority of the doctor's decision before the decision to terminate the patient's lifelack of consent or request of the patient's deprivation of lifewillful or intentional deprivation of life12. The correct definition of ethics as a science is:ethics - the science of minimizing harm to human relationsethics - the science of nature and sense of moral relationships and moral principlesethics - the science of living beings for each otherethics - the science of the ability to behave in society13. Interference with the sphere of health of man can come true:on the basis of medical testimonieson the basis of requirement of relativeson the basis of free, realized and informed consent of patienton the basis of rareness of picture of disease and his cognitive value14. A fundamental principle in Hippocrate model of biomedical ethics is :do no harmthe principle of individual autonomydon,t killthe priority of the interests of science15. In what cases is the donor's consent necessary for the removal of organs from his body?in all casesin cases stipulated by law16. For deontological model of doctor-patient relationship is the fundamental principle:the duty to performkeep medical confidentialitythe principle of noninterferencedo not commit adulteryhelp to a colleague17. Etiquette is a form of behavior, meaningthe special conditional politenessconfession of value of social deference to rankcapacity of man for social adaptationscience dealing with nature and sense of moral mutual relations and moral principlesconfession of value of the special rules of behavior is in social and professional relationscustom18. The concept of "charity" includes everything, except:a sense of compassionwillingness to provide assistance to those who need itforbearancewillingness to fulfill any request by a person19. The idea of justice in medicine – is :high-wage health care workersall the abovemercy physiciansgrant aid a sick personthe same high level of care to all people20. To faithful determination of justice behaves:a justice is justness, execution of law and answer by good on an evila justice is principle, regulative relations between peoplejustice is primary principle of distribution of material welfares and monetary resourcesa justice is a situational benefit, action, resulta justice is this equality

An employee trained to handle PII and SPII leaves confidential patient information unlocked in a public area. Which ethical principles does this violate? Select all that apply.1 pointConfidentialityLawsRemaining unbiasedPrivacy protections

The family of a client overhears the physician discussing the poor prognosis of their family member to the nurse. The family asks the nurse to keep this information from the client as it may cause more harm than good. Which two ethical principles in this ethical dilemma are conflicting?Cassidy RhodyID: 112703Question 9Select one:1.Veracity and fidelity2.Veracity and beneficence3.Veracity and nonmaleficence4.Veracity and autonomy

Ethical principles in health sciences include all of the following except:Question 10Answera.Informed Consentb.Confidentiality and Privacyc.Justice and Fairnessd.Exploitation of research participants

What principle of ethics is broken when confidentiality is not followed?AutonomyBeneficenceNon-maleficenceJustice