Ethics in Medical Research: Nuremberg Code

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In Nigeria, abortions are illegal except when performed to?

Save a pregnant woman’s life

What is the significance of the Roe.v.Wade case in the USA?

It establishes the constitutional right to abortion

What is a requirement for reproductive rights where abortion is illegal?

Provision for contraceptives

What is the significance of the Dobbs.v.Jackson Women’s Health Organization case?

It gives states the power to decide on abortion

What is the current regulation of contraceptive drugs and devices in Nigeria?

There is no law that explicitly regulates them

What is sterilization in Nigeria typically performed for?

Health, eugenic, or contraceptive purposes

What is assisted reproductive technology primarily used for?

Addressing infertility

Why is it necessary to regulate assisted reproductive technology?

Due to safety implications and unethical practices

What is the significance of the Davis.v.Davis case?

It deals with the fate of extra embryos

What is 'sweat equity' in the context of assisted reproductive technology?

A contract defining the terms of consent

This quiz covers the principles and guidelines of the Nuremberg Code in medical research, including risk vs. benefit assessment and the physician's responsibility to terminate the study if necessary.

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