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Quizzes in HCE Midterm

This document contains 30 true/false questions about various topics in healthcare ethics including end-of-life care, sexuality, marriage, research ethics, and the roles of nurses. It addresses concepts like euthanasia, advance directives, gender identity disorder, celibacy, bisexuality, fetishism, and the distinction between legal and biological death. The questions test understanding of ethical principles from sources like the Belmont Report and Nuremberg Code as well as nurses' primary responsibilities to educate, counsel, and provide caring and knowledgeable patient care.

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Quizzes in HCE Midterm

This document contains 30 true/false questions about various topics in healthcare ethics including end-of-life care, sexuality, marriage, research ethics, and the roles of nurses. It addresses concepts like euthanasia, advance directives, gender identity disorder, celibacy, bisexuality, fetishism, and the distinction between legal and biological death. The questions test understanding of ethical principles from sources like the Belmont Report and Nuremberg Code as well as nurses' primary responsibilities to educate, counsel, and provide caring and knowledgeable patient care.

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Quizzes in HCE Midterm • Apparent Death is the total absence of

activity in the brain and in all other


• It refers to recurrent, intense sexual
systems. FALSE
arousal from use of an inanimate object
• The principle of sanctity of life may be
or from a very specific focus on a non-
used as the reason if euthanasia is
genital body part. FETISHISM
against your will as a nurse when
• Sexual response cycle characterized by
managing terminally ill patient. FALSE
thickened scrotum and erection.
• To have a clear agreement to the family
EXCITEMENT
the advance directive form must be
• Sexual attraction to and activity with
made available to all patients with
both genders. BISEXUALITY
chronic condition at the time of
• In disorders of sexuality and sexual admission. FALSE
functioning, the term gender identity
• Euthanasia and assisted suicide are
disorder refers to: AN INDIVIDUAL IS
generally considered medical
DISSATISFIED WITH THEIR OWN
procedures, however it is only true if
BIOLOGICAL SEX AND HAVE A STRONG
patient is admitted in the hospital.
DESIRE TO BE A MEMBER OF THE
FALSE
OPPOSITE SEX.
• "When a person is dying and there is no
• It the state of abstaining from marriage
expected improvement in the patient’s
and sexual relations. CELIBACY
condition, decisions have to be made to
• Homosexual men is also known as, GAY start, stop, or withdraw life sustaining
• Sexual aversion disorder is associated measures " TRUE
with which of the following? ANXIETY • One of the distinctions between
• The practice of dressing in a manner euthanasia and abortion is the non-fetal
traditionally associated with the humanity. TRUE
opposite sex. TRANSVESTIC • Legal Death is the cessation of life as
• Refers to the legal process of filing a indicated by the absence of all vital
petition in the appropriate court functions. FALSE
seeking a judicial declaration of making • Death in euthanasia must be intended
a marriage null and void. ANNULMENT and not be merely accidental. TRUE
• A formal union and social and legal • Nurse as a change agent takes the
contract between two individuals that initiative to examine and explore on
unites their lives legally, economically,
things affecting the sensitive health
and emotionally. MARRIAGE care issues. FALSE
• Ortho-Tanasia is refraining of any • Nurses’ primary responsibility is the
medical treatment aimed at retarding patient. TRUE
death. FALSE
• The nurse has the right to practice
• Passive Euthanasia is terminating a being able to fulfill obligations within
person’s life in a painless way. FALSE
the society. TRUE
• Nurses have the legal responsibility to
use knowledge and skills to protect
patients. TRUE
• All professional nurses have a
responsibility to care for their patients.
TRUE
• The Belmont Report identifies basic
ethical principles for conducting
research that involve human subjects
and established 5 ethical principles.
FALSE
• The Nuremberg Code is served as a
blueprint for today's principles that
ensure the rights of subjects in medical
research. TRUE
• Nurse as a counselor takes the
necessary actions to educate and
initiate change for the well-being and
the health of the society. FALSE
• Nurse as educator provides direct care
to patients in a respecting, nurturing,
comforting, caring, and knowledgeable
way. FALSE
• Nurse as care provider increases patient
knowledge through information
dissemination, encouraging healthy
lifestyles and practices and compliance
to care. FALSE

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