Question 1: People who agree with physician-assisted suicide might use which claim in their arguments supporting this procedure?

• Adults in these conditions are not free to make end-of-life decisions.
• Physician assisted suicide might diminish the value of life in society at large.
• Keeping people alive to suffer is cruel.
• Doctors have a duty to aid in end-of-life decisions.
• None of the above

Question 2: A deontologist could argue which statement in relation to the issue of physician-assisted suicide (PAS) and euthanasia?

• PAS and euthanasia are not ethically acceptable, because life is universally valuable and these procedures result in death.
• PAS and euthanasia are not ethically acceptable, because they lead to greater amounts of unhappiness than keeping people alive.
• PAS and euthanasia are ethically acceptable because one always has to respect the dignity of life and allowing people this choice affirms their dignity.
• A and B
• A and C

Question 3: Which company recruited homeless people to test its drugs?

• Pfizer
• Eli Lilly
• SmithKline Beecham
• Merck
• None of the above

Question 4: What is the best way to define the word "autonomy" when it comes to ethical decision making?

• Having the freedom to do whatever someone wants to do
• Having limitations that prevent one from doing what one wants to do
• Having the freedom to make decisions that align with one's desires, goals, and social context
• Being determined by fate to act in specific ways
• None of the above

Question 5: Florynce Kennedy would agree with which statement?

• Making abortion illegal is the result of continual undermining of women's rights.
• If men could get pregnant, abortion would be illegal.
• Women have had historical power to make decisions about legislation that relates to abortion.
• Men in general have cared about women's autonomy when they make decisions about rights.
• None of the above

Question 6: Which group of people might not be fully autonomous in choosing to be a research subject?

• The incarcerated
• The poor
• The mentally ill
• All of the above
• None of the above

Question 7: According to the text, how many states have laws prohibiting physician-assisted suicide?

• 5
• 18
• 26
• 39
• 43

Question 8: Death with Dignity requires that______________

• the patient desire to undertake the procedure.
• the doctor administer the lethal dose.
• the patient have a family member aid in administering the lethal dose.
• A and B
• A and C

Question 9: Which is a guideline for doctors pursuing research with human subjects?

• The human subject does not need to consent.
• The experiment can be based on activity that does not necessarily promote a greater
• good for society.
• The degree of risk should not be greater than the seriousness of the problem that needs to be solved.
• Subjects should not be able to end the experiment when they choose.
• The scientist has the right to continue the experiment after determining that harm might result.

Question 10: People who work in the field of mental health__________________

• may reveal information in cases where the patient intends bodily harm to another person.
• may never reveal confidential information.
• ought to never reveal any information.
• may not reveal information about diseases that could be used to inflict pain on another person.
• none of the above