Making moral decisions based on avoiding the most harm utilizes ____ .

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a.

Autonomy

b.

Justice

c.

Beneficence

d.

Non-maleficence

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Bioethicsis the study of moral and ethical implications of new biological discoveries and biomedical advances

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False

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Which of the following documents resulted from the Tuskegee experiments in the 1970's?

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a.

Nuremburg Code

b.

Declaration of Helsinki

c.

Tuskegee Report

d.

Belmont Report

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Which bioethics principle recognizes the ability of a rational person to make informed decisions?

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a.

Autonomy

b.

Justice

c.

Beneficence

d.

Non-maleficence

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According to Funk & Wagnall's New World Encyclopedia (2015), science is a process by which we attempt to answer questions based on _____ evidence; i.e., that which can be observed and measured.

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a.

conditional

b.

circumstantial

c.

empirical

d.

all of the above

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The Endangered Species Act of 1973 allows for the protection of a species if it meets which of the following?

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a.

Present/threatened destruction, modification, or curtailment of its habitat or range

b.

Over-utilization for commercial, recreational, scientific, or educational purposes

c.

Species is declining due to disease or predation

d.

Any of the above

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Which of the following are among the outcomes of the Nuremburg Code?

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a.

Human subjects must be granted informed consent

b.

Human research must provide a measurable benefit to society

c.

No human research should result in death or disability

d.

all of the above

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The theory of ___ describes morality/ethics as duties and obligations. Such duties are independent of emotions and pay no regard to consequence.

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a.

Deontology

b.

Utilitarianism

c.

Justice theory

d.

Virtue Ethics

e.

Care ethics

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