History of Medical Ethics JEOPARDY. NOTABLE CASES 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 HIPPOCRATES PATERNALISM.

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History of Medical Ethics JEOPARDY

NOTABLE CASES HIPPOCRATES PATERNALISM PRINCIPLES MISC.

Paternalism’s guiding principle states that this person decides what is best for the patient and tries to follow that course of action PATERNALISM FOR 100

Who is the doctor PATERNALISM FOR 100

Has no control over what treatments are given PATERNALISM FOR 200

Who is the patient PATERNALISM FOR 200

Type of paternalism that seeks to prevent an existing harm PATERNALISM FOR 300

What is negative paternalism PATERNALISM FOR 300

When a doctor makes a decision that appeals to the patient’s values PATERNALISM FOR 400

What is soft paternalism PATERNALISM FOR 400

Type of paternalism in which the doctor takes into account the wishes of a patient’s husband/wife instead of the wishes of the patient PATERNALISM FOR 500

What is hard paternalism PATERNALISM FOR 500

What Hippocrates based his medical practice on HIPPOCRATES FOR 100

What is the observation and the study of the human body HIPPOCRATES FOR 100

The location of Hippocrates’s medical school HIPPOCRATES FOR 200

What is the Island of Cos, Greece HIPPOCRATES FOR 200

Upheld by medical professionals from the start of their practice HIPPOCRATES FOR 300

What is the Hippocratic Oath HIPPOCRATES FOR 300

How Hippocrates viewed the body, rather than in parts HIPPOCRATES FOR 400

What is a whole unit HIPPOCRATES FOR 400

Belief held by Hippocrates regarding the onset of patient illness HIPPOCRATES FOR 500

What is a rational explanation HIPPOCRATES FOR 500

Condition studied by the Nazis regarding body temperature NOTABLE CASES FOR 100

What is hypothermia NOTABLE CASES FOR 100

Condition that Nancy Cruzan was in for several years NOTABLE CASES FOR 200

What is persistent vegetative state NOTABLE CASES FOR 200

Disease of interest in the Tuskegee study NOTABLE CASES FOR 300

What is syphilis NOTABLE CASES FOR 300

This code was established in 1946 NOTABLE CASES FOR 400

What is the Nuremberg Code NOTABLE CASES FOR 400

Occupation of most participants in the Tuskegee study NOTABLE CASES FOR 500

What is a sharecropper NOTABLE CASES FOR 500

Patient confidentiality is associate with this legal act PRINCIPLES FOR 100

What is HIPAA PRINCIPLES FOR 100

What should be done regarding impaired colleagues PRINCIPLES FOR 200

What is report PRINCIPLES FOR 200

Type of relationship that should be avoided between doctors and patients PRINCIPLES FOR 300

What is sexual PRINCIPLES FOR 300

Working within range of responsibility and abilities in the medical field PRINCIPLES FOR 400

What is scope of practice PRINCIPLES FOR 400

Concept where medical professionals use patients for personal gain PRINCIPLES FOR 500

What is gaming the system PRINCIPLES FOR 500

Individual who determines benefit vs. harm in the doctor/patient relationship MISCELLANEOUS FOR 100

Who is the patient MISCELLANEOUS FOR 100

Document that expresses the privileges of patients regarding their care MISCELLANEOUS FOR 200

What is Patient Bill of Rights MISCELLANEOUS FOR 200

Used as an anesthetic during the Mexican-American War MISCELLANEOUS FOR 300

What is Ether MISCELLANEOUS FOR 300

Vaccination that became mainstream in 2009 MISCELLANEOUS FOR 400

What is H1N1 (Swine Flu) MISCELLANEOUS FOR 400

Kills twice as many people as AIDS annually MISCELLANEOUS FOR 500

What is breast cancer MISCELLANEOUS FOR 500