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Q21. Most patients report satisfaction over the confidentiality and privacy of their records TRUE FALSE Q22. Duty to treat patients is enshrined in the Hippocratic Oath and other codes of professiona TRUE FALSE Q23. Violations of confidentiality are often a "slip of the tongue. TRUE FALSE professional conduct. 024. In general, physicians and priest are entitled to professional secrecy and nondisclosure TRUE FALSE 925. Via testimonial compulsion individuals with pertinent information cannot be required to present than information in a court of law TRUE FALSE MATCHING. Place the letter next to the number. A John Stuart Mill B Socrates C Holistic D Charity E Humility 1.German Philosopher, known for his theory of a single moral obligation, a categorical imperative, derived from a concept of duty. Imperatives are principles that are valid, good in and of themselves, and must be obeyed by all in all situations 2. Forgiveness, mercy and suffering, the opposite of anger and wrath 3. Persistence, fortitude, effort, ethical and showing rectitude, the opposite of sloth 4. The opposite of gluttony, humanity, justice, honor and abstinence 5. Does right to privacy includes right to terminate extraordinary medical measures, even if death results? 6. Plato and Aristotle argued for decision making which is who one is: moral character, values, personal qualities, living the "right" life, being true to self should determine behavior 7. Satisfaction, loyalty, compassion and integrity, the opposite of envy 8. Modesty and altruism, the opposite of pride 9. Purity, knowledge, honesty and wisdom, the opposite of lust 10. The opposite of avarice and greed 11. Father of Utilitarianism, taxidermy: one must always act so as to produce the greatest F Diligence G Patience H Jeremy Bentham Chastity Autonomy Immanuel Kant K

Answer 1

True or false:

1. True.

Patient's feel satisfied when their reports or their condition is kept within or among the people required because this way their problems are kept away from the other people and they would not be judged according to their condition.

2. True.

Duty to treat the patient is enshrined in the Hippocratic oath and the other professional conduct. It reminds us of our duty towards our patients.

3. True.

Violation of code of conduct usually occurs due to slip of tongue of many health care providers while discussing about one or the other information about the patient's or disease conditions in general.

4. True

Both priest as well as the physician are considered to be professional secrecy and nondisclosure because they both are considered to be the angel of God and they both are considered to keep the secret of the peoplpe

5. False.

A person with any kind of information related to the crime be it small or big , self encountered or heard should be presented in the court of law.

Match:

1. K : Immanuel kantKhave a single moral obligation which is called as categorialcaimperative.

2. O: Kindness: a person's kindness allows them to forgive others mistakes.