Question 1

Refusal to submit to a recommended treatment can be taken as evidence of a lack of understanding.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The Following Questions For Readings: "The Concept of Informed Consent," Ruth R. Faden and Tom L. Beauchamp
-Faden and Beauchamp believe that the tendency to equate informed consent with shared decision-making is

Accepted Answer

A)   irrelevant.
B)   rare.
C)   confused.
D)   untimely.

Question 3

Physicians are not obligated to provide disclosure in all situations. Which of the following describes an exception to physicians' duty to obtain informed consent?

Accepted Answer

A)   An emergency, when stopping to obtain consent could seriously harm the patient
B)   Patient incompetence
C)   Patient waiver
D)   All of the above

Question 4

The Following Questions For Readings: Canterbury v. Spence, U.S. Court of Appeals
-In Canterbury v. Spence, the court declared that the topics importantly demanding communication of information include the

Accepted Answer

A)   costs of the treatment.
B)   inherent and potential hazards of the proposed treatment.
C)   physician's formal education.
D)   inherent hazards of following the physician's advice.

Question 5

Manipulation is the intentional use of a credible and severe threat of harm or force to control another.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The Following Questions For Readings: "Informed Consent-Must It Remain a Fairy Tale?," Jay Katz
-Katz says that genuine self-determination in patient decision-making is

Accepted Answer

A)   nonexistent.
B)   exercised in most situations.
C)   still not the norm.
D)   the norm.

Question 7

Physicians are often not obligated to provide disclosure in cases of

Accepted Answer

A)   waiver.
B)   serious illness.
C)   dubious medical procedures.
D)   physician incompetence.

Exam 5: Informed Consent

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The Following Questions For Readings: "Informed Consent-Must It Remain a Fairy Tale?," Jay Katz -Katz says that genuine self-determination in patient decision-making is

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Manipulation is the intentional use of a credible and severe threat of harm or force to control another.

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Physicians are often not obligated to provide disclosure in cases of

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Refusal to submit to a recommended treatment can be taken as evidence of a lack of understanding.

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Physicians are not obligated to provide disclosure in all situations. Which of the following describes an exception to physicians' duty to obtain informed consent?

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Physicians are not obligated to provide disclosure in all situations. Which of the following describes an exception to physicians' duty to obtain informed consent?

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