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In the Groundwork article, from Kant, he lays out four duties that are
based on the moral law:
the duty to honesty, beneficence, not to commit suicide, and to develop
one's talents
T/F When hospitals have ethical questions they appeal to their ethics
committee.
True
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T/F In Fregman's Chapter 1, a health care professional "supports and
promotes honesty and integrity in the profession, which includes a duty to
observe the law, maintain the highest moral and ethical conduct at all
times, and uphold the ethical principles of the profession" according to
the Nursing Code of Ethics.
False
T/F Kant's theory is also called duty based an means that we should
always do what we are told to do.
False
, T/F Kant's second formulation of the categorical imperative allows you to
use others but you may not use them as a means only.
True
Fregmen mentions four principles under the heading of bioethics. They
are:
autonomy, beneficence, nonmalfeasance, justice
Virtue Theory according to Aristotle
Holds that you should seek out the means between extremes
Utilitarianism holds
Weigh the benefits against the burdens and produce the greatest
happiness for the most people
T/F In the "Groundwork" by Kant, the first categorical imperative is "so act
that you use humanity, whether in your own person or in the person of any
other, always at the same time as an end, never merely as a means."
False
T/F Utilitarianism in the business context (including in hospitals) weighs
the costs and against the benefits and produces the greatest good for the
most people.
True
Natural law theory of ethics says that
we can do an action that has a bad consequence as long as our intention is
good and the bad consequence is unintinded
Kantianism holds that
people should never treat human beings as means to their own ends only
T/F Immanuel Kant's position supports the idea that one should always be
truth no matter what the consequences (even if someone were to die).
True
John Rawls proposes a justice based ethics that requires
that one engage in moral restraint behind a "veil of ignorance" so that
actions are impartial
T/F Virtue theory says you must sacrifice your happiness for the sake of
other people
False
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