BIOETHICS and its Application in Various Health Care Situations

Question 1

Issues, Its Morality and Ethico-Moral Responsibility Of Nurses,

Answer 1

On CONTRACEPTION

Question 2

Morality and other Problems Related To Destruction Of Life

Answer 2

ON ABORTION

Question 3

Issues and the Ethico-Moral Responsibility of Nurses

Answer 3

ON ARTIFICIAL REPRODUCTION

Question 4

SEXUALITY

Answer 4

● Sexual being
● Condition of having sex
● Sexual activity
● Expression as a sexual being

Question 5

Sex is for procreation

Answer 5

TRADITIONAL VIEW

Question 6

Sex is like any other act.

Answer 6

LIBERAL VIEW

Question 7

the process by which living beings transmit their genes and give birth
to a new generation of living beings.

Answer 7

REPRODUCTION

Question 8

the deliberate use of artificial methods and other techniques to prevent pregnancy as a consequence of sexual intercourse

Answer 8

BIRTH OR FERTILITY CONTROL

Question 9

ARE CONTRACEPTIONS ANTI-LIFE?

Answer 9

+ Contraceptions are unnatural.
+ Contraceptions are a form of abortion.
+ Contraceptions weaken marriage
+ Contraceptions are against the procreation of human life

Question 10

Welfare of the patient and respect for the autonomy of the patient.

Answer 10

ETHICO-MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
NURSES IN CONTRACEPTION

Question 11

Make sure the patient gets all the information and advice that they need to be able to choose wisely

Answer 11

ETHICO-MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
NURSES IN CONTRACEPTION

Question 12

the expulsion or removal of a nonviable fetus

Answer 12

ABORTION

Question 13

When is a fetus considered as a person

Answer 13

STATUS OF THE FETUS

Question 14

Does the mother have the right to decide if she is to carry the baby to term or not?

Answer 14

STATUS OF THE MOTHER

Question 15

How is the status of the baby endangering the life of the mother?

Answer 15

Threat to the mother’s life

Question 16

How is the status of the baby affecting the health of the mother?

Answer 16

Threat to the mother’s health

Question 17

As a result of rape or incest

Answer 17

Unwanted Pregnancy

Question 18

Fetal impairment

Answer 18

Threat to the baby

Question 19

How will the baby affect the family’s
needs? How will society accept this?

Answer 19

Economic and social reasons

Question 20

The mother desires to abort

Answer 20

On Request

Question 21

GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR
HEALTH CARE WORKERS

Answer 21

✓ Provide information
✓ Offer counseling
✓ Provide follow-up care

Question 22

the creation of new life by other than the natural means available to an organism.

Answer 22

ARTIFICIAL REPRODUCTION

Question 23

Medical procedure of injecting semen into the vagina or uterus.
[Intrauterine Insemination]
(IUI)

Answer 23

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

Question 24

ETHICO-MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF
NURSES IN ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

Answer 24

✓ Take informed consent
✓ Assess couple’s emotional status relative to infertility
✓ Counsel and inform side effects of procedure
✓ Describe legal ramifications of the procedure
✓ Assist in the interview of donors to the program

Question 25

Process of fertilization where an egg is combined with sperm outside the body. [IVF]

Answer 25

IN-VITRO FERTILIZATION (IVF)

Question 26

involves the gametes from both spouses; no third party is involved.

Answer 26

HOMOLOGOUS IVF

Question 27

involves the gametes of a donor (a third party supplies necessary gametes).

Answer 27

HETEROLOGOUS IVF

Question 28

Practice in which a woman (surrogate mother) bears the child for a couple unable to produce children in the usual way

Answer 28

SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD

Question 29

the surrogate mother is impregnated through artificial insemination with the sperm of the husband.

Answer 29

TRADITIONAL

Question 30

the wife’s ova and the husband’s sperm are subjected to in-vitro fertilization, and the resulting embryo is implanted in the surrogate mother.

Answer 30

GESTATIONAL

Question 31

Form of surrogate pregnancy in which a gestational carrier is paid to carry a child to maturity in her womb and is usually resorted to by well off infertile couples who can afford the cost involved.

Answer 31

COMPENSATED SURROGACY

Question 32

Rights of the child

Answer 32

RIGHTS

Question 33

Practical effect on the mother’s body

Answer 33

MOTHER'S BODY

Question 34

Poor women may be used

Answer 34

EXPLOITATION

Question 35

Normal function into commercial

Answer 35

BODY FOR MONEY

Question 36

More complicated issues

Answer 36

OTHERS

Question 37

Liberal people respects other people sexual choices

Answer 37

TRUE

Question 38

the most important responsibility as nurse "Assuring the patient that everything is fine"

Answer 38

FALSE

Question 39

Last for 3 years in contraceptive

Answer 39

contraceptive implant

Question 40

Primary concern (best contraceptive if a patient)

Answer 40

respect the patient's decision and ensure welfare (autonomy)

Question 41

Medical procedure involved injecting semen to the uterus/ vagina

Answer 41

artificial insemination

Question 42

Type of insemination is the donor of the sperm is the husband

Answer 42

homologous artificial insemination

Question 43

Donor of the sperm is not the husband

Answer 43

heterologous artificial insemination

Question 44

Responsibility of the nurse- couple understand the procedures and giving their consent

Answer 44

informed consent

Question 45

The ultimate value of reproduction is control over reproduction itself

Answer 45

FALSE

Question 46

A positive attitude towards sexuality begins

Answer 46

TRUE

Question 47

Principles of belmont report

Answer 47

✓ respect for person ✓ beneficence ✓ justice