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What is the primary purpose of bioethics in nursing?
What is the primary purpose of bioethics in nursing?
- To ensure healthcare professionals make informed decisions (correct)
- To allocate scarce healthcare resources
- To promote the welfare of patients
- To respect the autonomy of patients
Which of the following is considered the most important foundation of ethics in healthcare?
Which of the following is considered the most important foundation of ethics in healthcare?
- Maleficence (correct)
- Beneficence
- Autonomy
- Justice
What does the concept of 'autonomy' in healthcare ethics refer to?
What does the concept of 'autonomy' in healthcare ethics refer to?
- The obligation to promote the welfare of patients
- The fair allocation of scarce healthcare resources
- The right of healthcare professionals to make decisions
- The rights of individuals to make informed decisions about their care (correct)
What does 'moral thought' encompass?
What does 'moral thought' encompass?
Which of the following has been a significant influence on the development of bioethics?
Which of the following has been a significant influence on the development of bioethics?
Who is considered the founder of modern nursing?
Who is considered the founder of modern nursing?
Which philosopher rejected Descartes's philosophy of separating the mind and body, emphasizing holistic care?
Which philosopher rejected Descartes's philosophy of separating the mind and body, emphasizing holistic care?
Who advocated for women's rights in nursing and believed male dominance was a major problem?
Who advocated for women's rights in nursing and believed male dominance was a major problem?
Which principle is NOT one of the Filipino primary principles of bioethics?
Which principle is NOT one of the Filipino primary principles of bioethics?
Which philosopher played a key role during the Modern Era in bioethics?
Which philosopher played a key role during the Modern Era in bioethics?