BHP Final IV

FINAL BHP IV
For question number 1 until 9 refer to the description below :
There is ethical guide for planning and ....... can used both in advance of and
during an influenza pancemic composed of 15 ethical values. Ten are substantive
vales and five are procedural values.
Ten substantive values to guide ethical decision making in pandemic
influenza outbreak
A.Individual liberty
B. Protection of public from harm
C. Proportionality
D. Reciprocity
E. Privacy
F. Duty of provide care
G. Equity
H. Solidarity
I. Trust
J. Stewardship
1. Quarantine
2. All patients have an equal claim to receive the health care they need under
normal control during a pandemic, difficult decision will need to be made about
which health service to maintain & which to defer
3. Asked to identify whom they would like as their visitor.
4. Personal info of patients visitor & staff should be maximally protected. Only
that info which is needed to protect the public form harm should be released
5. Pasien boleh mengakses via telepon atau email yang disediakan RS?
6. Inherent to all codes of ethics for health care proffesionals is te duty to provide
care & to respond to suffering
7. Collaborative approaches between health care proffesional, services, or
institutions is very important
8. Hubungan clinician sama pasien, staff rumah sakit,
For question number 9 until 13 refer to the following, refer to the
description below :
Five procedural values to guide ethical decision-making in a pandemic
influenza outbreak.

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A.Reasonable
B. Open and transparent
C. Inclusive
D. Responsive
E. Accountable

9. Decision should be made explicitly with stakeholder views in mind, and there
should be opportunities to engage stakeholder in the decision-making process
10. There should be mechanism in place to ensure that decision makers are
answerable for their action and inaction
11. The process by which decisions are made must be open to security and the
basis upon which decisions are made should be publicly accessible
12. There should be opportunity to revisit & revise decision as new info emerges
throughout the crisis. There should be a mechanism to address diputes &
complaint
13. Decisions should be based on reason
For question number 14 until 15 refer to the description below. There
are four key issues which will face in a pandemic case :
a. Health workers duty to provide care during a communication disease outbreak
b. Resricting liberty in the interest of pH by measures such as quarantine
c. Priority setting, including allocation of scarce resource, such as vaccines &
antiviral
d. Global governance implications such as travel advisors
14. One of the side effects of SARS was that people scheduled for important
treatments such as cancer surgery, had their care postponed. A number of
hospital beds, staff & equipment were redericted to public health emergency.
These kinds of decisions will be more prevalent during a flu pandemic
15. The profession has a social contract that calls on members to be available in
times of pregnancy
16. Which of statement is related with phase II clinical trial?
a. Ready for marketing
b. Subject : bigger number patient
c. Subject : small number patient
d. Rare side effect
e. Subject : small number healthy person
17. Goal historical research is
a. To reconstruct the past
b. To study the pattern & sequence of growth developmental research
c. To describe some data of population characteristic descriptive research

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d. Study posibly causal comparative correction experimental research
e. Study small unit of sample with large number variable
18. Chinese traditional medicine in practice in the past & its current relevancy
correlation research?
a. Descriptive
b. Development
c. Experimental
d. Historical
19. The characteristic of case study and field research is
a. Accelaration
b. Deep explore about certain social unit
c. Pattern of growth
d. Its relation to influence on the characteristic of growth
e. Population characteristic

20. Which of the statement is related in scientific writing?

a. An article can be published in 1 journal
b. An article can be presented nore than one journal
c. Make several article based on the same data
d. On whole article can be published in a series of small articles
e. To use data belonging to other person
21. Which of the following is the basic principle of transplantation
a. a process of taking a living or dead tissue or organ off.
b. a process of taking organ to another part of own body
c. transferring of human tissue or organ from other part of body
d. a process of living or dead tissue or organ placement to another part of his or
her own body or to other body
e. The government in the developing countries do not receive any benefit
22. Which of the following most likely to describe homotransplantation
a. a tissue or an organ transfer from another part of his/her own body
b. a tissue or an organ transfer from one species to other species
c. a tissue or an organ from one individual to other, same species
d. the process of taking lung or acute tissue or organ off
e. the process of living or dead tissue or organ placement to another part of
him/her.

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23. Which of the following person is contributed to development of
transplantation by discovering the ABO blood group and Rhesus system?
a. John Hunter
b. Susruta
c. Wiener and Landsteiner
d. John Luck
e. George E. Green
24. In research in the dield of HIV indection/AIDS, an issue developed tha people
with HIV infection/AIDS have the right to be research subjects. This issue is
exactly opposite to Nurenberg commitment. It is cause by the fact that:
a. Patient belief that the new druf is better than the older one
b. The drugs in the study is free of side effects
c. There is a shortage of proven therapeutic alternative
d. The drugs in the study is free of charge
e. There is increase awareness of the importance of research
25. HIV infection/AIDS posed extraordinary array of ethical challanges. One
important ethical issue in HIV infection/AIDS, are in the list below:
a. The limit and significance of medical confidentiality
b. The rights of physician to refuse care for AIDS patients
c. The rights of insurance companies to refuse AIDS patients
d. The duty of NGOs to prevent the spread of the disease
e. AIDS in less developed countries is not the burden of advanced industrial
countries
26. Identifying person with asymptomatic HIV is very important for the control of
epidemic in a countru. It can show more reliable data and more targeted
program for combating this infection. We should keep in mind that it can
provoked many problem when it is done not properly such as:
a. Increase STI cases
b. Increase commercial sexual workers
c. Stigmatization
d. Increase promiscuity
e. Increase crime
27. HIV infection/AIDS is more prevalent in the tropic such as Sub Saharan Africa
and South East Asia including Indonesia. The most unlikely to be the cause is:
a. Low income
b. Low education
c. Lack of resource
d. High promiscuity
e. Poor hygiene
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28. A 35-year old man is an AIDS patient. None of his family knows about his
disease. When he is hospitalized and dying the patients family insists to know
his diagnosis but the doctor in charge does not tell them. Which of the following
ethical principle is most likely suitable with the doctor?
a. Justice
b. Beneficence
c. Autonomy
d. Integrity
e. Confidential
29. HIV infection/AIDS posed extraordinary array of ethical challanges. One
important ethical issue in HIV infection/AIDS, are in the list below:
a. The limit and significance of medical confidentiality
b. The rights of physician to refuse care for AIDS patients
c. The rights of insurance companies to refuse AIDS patients
d. The duty of NGOs to prevent the spread of the disease
e. AIDS in less developed countries is not the burden of advanced industrial
countries
30. In research in the dield of HIV indection/AIDS, an issue developed tha people
with HIV infection/AIDS have the right to be research subjects. This issue is
exactly opposite to Nurenberg commitment. It is cause by the fact that:
a. Patient belief that the new druf is better than the older one
b. The drugs in the study is free of side effects
c. There is a shortage of proven therapeutic alternative
d. The drugs in the study is free of charge
e. There is increase awareness of the importance of research

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