Chapter 05 Self Quiz

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. The action of an autonomous, informed person agreeing to submit to medical treatment or experimentation is known as

Autonomy correct incorrect

Informed consent correct incorrect

Confidentiality correct incorrect

Competence correct incorrect

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. The ability to render decisions about medical interventions is known as

Consent correct incorrect

Disclosure correct incorrect

Competence correct incorrect

Voluntariness correct incorrect

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. The patient's voluntary and deliberate giving up of the right of informed consent is called

Disclosure correct incorrect

Therapeutic privilege correct incorrect

Waiver correct incorrect

Refusal of treatment correct incorrect

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. The withholding of relevant information from a patient when the physician believes disclosure would likely do harm is known as

Therapeutic privilege correct incorrect

Consent to treat correct incorrect

Waiver correct incorrect

Substituted competence correct incorrect

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. A credible and severe threat of harm or force to control another has been called

Manipulation correct incorrect

Enticement correct incorrect

Coercion correct incorrect

Waiver correct incorrect

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. Incompetence does not come in degrees.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. In the 1970s, courts began to insist that the adequacy of disclosure should be judged by what patients themselves find relevant to their situation.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Informed consent requires that patients understand all information given to them.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Some theorists have defined informed consent as autonomous authorization.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. The requirement of informed consent can be derived directly from Kantian ethics.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect