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If we are not informed, we cannot exercise our fullest autonomy in our decision-making. True O False D Question 6 The principle of nonmalehcence requires that a physician not subject a patient to any risks at all. O True O False D Question 7 Select which of the following are features of feminist ethics and critical theories of identity (more than one answer may apply) Exposing how certain cultural structures (like race or gender) tend to reinforce hierarchies of power and privilege. Contending that ethics should focus on addressing social inequalities. Debating abstract philosophical principles D Question 8 According to Kantian Ethics, the ends justify the means. O True O False

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1. If we are not fully informed, we cannot exercise our fullest autonomy in our decision making

True

Everyone has the right to live by their own informed choices and according to their own values and beliefs. Autonomy does take into consideration your informed consent and confidentiality. If information is absent or incomplete, the full exercise of autonomy is inefficient.

2. The principle of non-maleficence requires that a physician not subject a patient to any risks at all

True

The principle of non-maleficence says that a physician’s medical action should eliminate all risks, consequences of any harm and every treatment should eb done assuming that none is the best treatment to offer.

3. Select which of the following are features of feminist ethics and critical theories of identity

Exposing how certain cultural structures tend to reinforce hierarchies of power and privilege

Contending that ethics should focus on addressing social inequalities

Debating abstract philosophical principles

The answer will be all of them

Feminist ethics basically is the approach to ethics that is based on the beliefs that cultures and traditions have undervalued women’s moral instances and is male dominant. It is a necessity to reconsider ethics and culture from a women’s perspective and redefine them.

4. According to Kantian Ethics, the end justifies the means

False

According to consequentialists, end always justify the means and according to Kant, actions can never be justified

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