Question

1. Lectures 1. In the paternalistic model of doctor-patient relationship, power resides exclusively with entirely with ; in the engineering model, it resides 2. In the engineering model of doctor-patient relationship, the doctor's job is to 3. Among the advantages of the collegial model of doctor-patient relationship following: are the al b 4. The engineering model of doctor-patient relationship is based on a distinction between sharp and 5. There are three kinds of incompetent patients: a. b. C 6. Among the problems of advance directives are the following: a. b. C. 7, In the absence of clear and specific advance directives, surrogates should aku lecaitn he pehcoat vehrs 8. Decisions based on a patient's best interest are dnagnchs justified by the ethical guideline of and of 9. Among the advantages of advance directives are the following: a. b. c. 10. Deception in health care undermines the md between the doctor and the patient. 11. Among the things that can be done to preserve as much confidentiality in case there is an ethical demand to breach it are the following: possible as a b.

Answer 1

1. In paternalistic model of doctor-patient relationship, power resides exclusively with physician; in the engineering model, it resides entirely with patient.

2. In the engineering model of doctor-patient relationship, the doctor's job is to consult.

3. Among the advantages of the collegial model of doctor patient relationship are the following:

a. Importance of trust

b. Respects the autonomy both doctor and patient

4. The engineering model of doctor-patient relationship is based on a sharp distinction between facts and values.

5. There are three types of incompetent patients:

a. Patient who used to be competent but no longer values religious beliefs and philosophy of life

b. Patient who used to be competent but no longer expressed wishes or will to live

c. Children/adult with disabilities