NAME:
QUIZ: BIOETHICS
1. A major bioethical principle which states that God
alone has the complete control and dominion over
life.
2. Proper and accurate documentation of a procedure
done to a patient applies to what bioethical principle?
3. A basic ethical principle which states that since God is
the owner of our lives; our duty is to care for
ourselves.
4. Assisting in the act of a principal in which the co-
operator intends the evil is under what type of
cooperation?
5. When a co-operator assists in the doing of an act and
such act is not essential in the commission of action, it
is considered as what type of cooperation?
6. (TRUE/FALSE) Immediate material cooperation in
intrinsically evil actions is morally illicit.
7. (TRUE/FALSE) Mediate material cooperation in
immoral acts are always licit.
8. 11. Give the four conditions that should be present
before an action, having both bad and good effects,
will be considered as licit.
12. Providing equal care for both the paying and non-
paying patient applies what major bioethical
principle?
13. When a nurse fails to perform his/her duty towards
a patient which eventually caused harm or injury to
a patient, it is referred to as?
14. A major bioethical principle which states that the
duty of a health care provider is to be of benefit to
the patient by taking positive steps.
15. A major bioethical principle which states that health
care providers should prevent harm from being
inflicted to the patient.
16. This principle states that we should consider
ourselves as part of one big family in the
community.
17. This basic ethical principle states that we have the
duty to preserve the integrity of our bodies.
18. (TRUE/FALSE) Removing an enlarged cyst in the
uterus is illicit and is against the basic ethical
principles of man.
19. (TRUE/FALSE) An action that is morally bad which
has both good and bad effects may be licit so long
as the good effect is what is intended and that the
good effect is proportionately equal or greater than
the bad effect.
20. A major bioethical principle which states that
persons should be considered a subject and not an
object.
NAME:
QUIZ: BIOETHICS
1. When a nurse fails to perform his/her duty towards a
patient which eventually caused harm or injury to a
patient, it is referred to as?
2. A major bioethical principle which states that the duty
of a health care provider is to be of benefit to the
patient by taking positive steps.
3. A major bioethical principle which states that health
care providers should prevent harm from being
inflicted to the patient.
4. This principle states that we should consider
ourselves as part of one big family in the community.
5. This basic ethical principle states that we have the
duty to preserve the integrity of our bodies.
6. (TRUE/FALSE) Removing an enlarged cyst in the
uterus is illicit and is against the basic ethical
principles of man.
7. (TRUE/FALSE) An action that is morally bad which
has both good and bad effects may be licit so long as
the good effect is what is intended and that the good
effect is proportionately equal or greater than the
bad effect.
8. 11. Give the four conditions that should be present
before an action, having both bad and good effects,
will be considered as licit.
12. A major bioethical principle which states that
persons should be considered a subject and not an
object.
13. A major bioethical principle which states that God
alone has the complete control and dominion over
life.
14. Proper and accurate documentation of a procedure
done to a patient applies to what bioethical
principle?
15. A basic ethical principle which states that since God
is the owner of our lives; our duty is to care for
ourselves.
16. Assisting in the act of a principal in which the co-
operator intends the evil is under what type of
cooperation?
17. When a co-operator assists in the doing of an act
and such act is not essential in the commission of
action, it is considered as what type of cooperation?
18. (TRUE/FALSE) Immediate material cooperation in
intrinsically evil actions is morally illicit.
19. (TRUE/FALSE) Mediate material cooperation in
immoral acts are always licit.
20. Providing equal care for both the paying and non-
paying patient applies what major bioethical
principle?