JKO 101 Bioethics 1 and 2-JMESI Test,
JMESI-US002 Bioethics 1 and 2-JMESI
1. What term describes guidance on behavior for clinicians and managers?
A. Common morality
B. Principles
C. Code of ethics
D. Ethical theory
2 Which of the following ethical philosophies or theories can be summarized in
one simple statement: “one should do good and avoid evil”?
A. Divine law
B. Deontology
C. Utilitarianism
D. Natural law
3 Of the following, which is not considered an “Army Value”?
A. Personal autonomy
B. Honor
C. Duty
D. Respect
4 What term describes the approach that seeks to answer the question of “How
should people act?”
A. Normative ethics
B. Common morality
C. Natural law
D. Deontology/Kantianism
5 What term describes the study of standards of conduct and moral judgment?
A. Ethics
, B. Ethical theory
C. Deontology/Kantianism
D. Normative ethics
6 What ethical approach or concept purports that the moral rightness of a
decision is based on whether it brings more good than other alternatives?
A. Justice
B. Utilitarianism
C. Causistry
D. Beneficence
7 A small-town physician conducted a research study on his female patients
without their awareness or formal consent. He took blood samples from all
his patients and told them that it was simply routine blood work. (The blood
samples were used as part of the experimental research.) Given this situation,
what ethical principle was not taken into consideration?
A. Justice
B. Beneficence
C. Nonmaleficence
D. Respect for autonomy
8 All of the following arguments (rules) are supported by the ethical principle
of justice except:
A. To each person according to free-market exchanges
B. To each person according to need
C. To each person an equal share
D. To each person according to cultural/ethnic values
JMESI-US002 Bioethics 1 and 2-JMESI
1. What term describes guidance on behavior for clinicians and managers?
A. Common morality
B. Principles
C. Code of ethics
D. Ethical theory
2 Which of the following ethical philosophies or theories can be summarized in
one simple statement: “one should do good and avoid evil”?
A. Divine law
B. Deontology
C. Utilitarianism
D. Natural law
3 Of the following, which is not considered an “Army Value”?
A. Personal autonomy
B. Honor
C. Duty
D. Respect
4 What term describes the approach that seeks to answer the question of “How
should people act?”
A. Normative ethics
B. Common morality
C. Natural law
D. Deontology/Kantianism
5 What term describes the study of standards of conduct and moral judgment?
A. Ethics
, B. Ethical theory
C. Deontology/Kantianism
D. Normative ethics
6 What ethical approach or concept purports that the moral rightness of a
decision is based on whether it brings more good than other alternatives?
A. Justice
B. Utilitarianism
C. Causistry
D. Beneficence
7 A small-town physician conducted a research study on his female patients
without their awareness or formal consent. He took blood samples from all
his patients and told them that it was simply routine blood work. (The blood
samples were used as part of the experimental research.) Given this situation,
what ethical principle was not taken into consideration?
A. Justice
B. Beneficence
C. Nonmaleficence
D. Respect for autonomy
8 All of the following arguments (rules) are supported by the ethical principle
of justice except:
A. To each person according to free-market exchanges
B. To each person according to need
C. To each person an equal share
D. To each person according to cultural/ethnic values
