Question 1

Wrongful conception refers to a claim for damages sustained by the parents of an unexpected child based on an allegations that ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  the conception of the child was due to negligent sterilization procedures 
B)  a defective contraceptive device was responsible for the negligent birth 
C)  a contraceptive device was working as designed 
D)  the conception of a child resulted from proper sterilization procedures 
A)  the conception of the child was due to negligent sterilization procedures 
B)  a defective contraceptive device was responsible for the negligent birth 
C)  a contraceptive device was working as designed 
D)  the conception of a child resulted from proper sterilization procedures

Question 2

The Supreme Court in H.L. v. Matheson ruled that it is not an undue burden to require that ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a woman be informed of the nature of the abortion procedure and the risks involved 
B)  a woman be offered information on the fetus and on the alternatives to abortion 
C)  parental notice be given when possible in situations where an immature, dependent minor seeks an abortion 
D)  a woman give her informed consent before the abortion procedure 
A)  a woman be informed of the nature of the abortion procedure and the risks involved 
B)  a woman be offered information on the fetus and on the alternatives to abortion 
C)  parental notice be given when possible in situations where an immature, dependent minor seeks an abortion 
D)  a woman give her informed consent before the abortion procedure

Question 3

Damages sought for a negligently performed sterilization might include ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  damages for the birth of an unwanted child 
B)  expenses related to the negligent performance of the sterilization 
C)  birth of a healthy child 
D)  father's loss of consortium 
A)  damages for the birth of an unwanted child 
B)  expenses related to the negligent performance of the sterilization 
C)  birth of a healthy child 
D)  father's loss of consortium

Question 4

A sterilization for eugenic purposes ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  should be performed as provided for in a state's statutes 
B)  should never be performed unless provided for by hospital policy 
C)  should be performed strictly in an outpatient clinic 
D)  should be performed on all prisoners who have committed a felony 
A)  should be performed as provided for in a state's statutes 
B)  should never be performed unless provided for by hospital policy 
C)  should be performed strictly in an outpatient clinic 
D)  should be performed on all prisoners who have committed a felony

Question 5

The premature termination of pregnancy is called ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  sterilization 
B)  artificial insemination 
C)  abortion 
D)  salpingectomy 
A)  sterilization 
B)  artificial insemination 
C)  abortion 
D)  salpingectomy

Question 6

Employees ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  must participate in all abortions 
B)  must participate in abortions as a matter of conscience 
C)  must participate in abortions for religious reasons 
D)  can refuse to participate in abortions based on conscience, religious, or moral convictions 
A)  must participate in all abortions 
B)  must participate in abortions as a matter of conscience 
C)  must participate in abortions for religious reasons 
D)  can refuse to participate in abortions based on conscience, religious, or moral convictions

Question 7

When a woman is impregnated using the semen of her spouse, this is ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  homologous insemination 
B)  heterologous insemination 
C)  eugenic insemination 
D)  salpingectomy 
A)  homologous insemination 
B)  heterologous insemination 
C)  eugenic insemination 
D)  salpingectomy

Question 8

Arkansas code defines partial-birth abortion as an abortion ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  in which the person performing the abortion vaginally delivers a living fetus and takes the life of the fetus after completing the delivery 
B)  all parties of the abortion procedure are to be held harmless for performing the abortion 
C)  in which the person performing the abortion partially vaginally delivers a living fetus before taking the life of the fetus and completing the delivery 
D)  in which the abortion is done during the first trimester of life 
A)  in which the person performing the abortion vaginally delivers a living fetus and takes the life of the fetus after completing the delivery 
B)  all parties of the abortion procedure are to be held harmless for performing the abortion 
C)  in which the person performing the abortion partially vaginally delivers a living fetus before taking the life of the fetus and completing the delivery 
D)  in which the abortion is done during the first trimester of life

Question 9

Therapeutic sterilizations due to medical necessity are performed ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  to protect the health of the woman 
B)  to remove diseased organs 
C)  to protect one's health and remove diseased organs 
D)  to limit population growth 
A)  to protect the health of the woman 
B)  to remove diseased organs 
C)  to protect one's health and remove diseased organs 
D)  to limit population growth

Question 10

In Oklahoma, artificial insemination statues specify ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  that sterilizations procedures are prohibited by law 
B)  that local ordinances must be developed for the sterilization process 
C)  all records must be remain public 
D)  a original copy of the consent be filed pursuant to the rules for the filing of adoption papers and is not to be made a matter of public record 
A)  that sterilizations procedures are prohibited by law 
B)  that local ordinances must be developed for the sterilization process 
C)  all records must be remain public 
D)  a original copy of the consent be filed pursuant to the rules for the filing of adoption papers and is not to be made a matter of public record

Wrongful conception refers to a claim for damages sustained by the parents of an unexpected child based on an allegations that ___________.

The Supreme Court in H.L. v. Matheson ruled that it is not an undue burden to require that ___________.

Damages sought for a negligently performed sterilization might include ___________.

A sterilization for eugenic purposes ___________.

The premature termination of pregnancy is called ___________.

Employees ___________.

When a woman is impregnated using the semen of her spouse, this is ___________.

Arkansas code defines partial-birth abortion as an abortion ___________.

Therapeutic sterilizations due to medical necessity are performed ___________.

In Oklahoma, artificial insemination statues specify ___________.

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Exam 15: Procreation and Ethical Dilemmas

Wrongful conception refers to a claim for damages sustained by the parents of an unexpected child based on an allegations that ___________.

The Supreme Court in H.L. v. Matheson ruled that it is not an undue burden to require that ___________.

Damages sought for a negligently performed sterilization might include ___________.

A sterilization for eugenic purposes ___________.

The premature termination of pregnancy is called ___________.

Employees ___________.

When a woman is impregnated using the semen of her spouse, this is ___________.

Arkansas code defines partial-birth abortion as an abortion ___________.

Therapeutic sterilizations due to medical necessity are performed ___________.

In Oklahoma, artificial insemination statues specify ___________.

Reflections of the Past

Government, Law, and Ethics

Tort Law

Criminal Aspects of Health Care

Contracts

Civil Procedure and Trial Practice

Corporate Structure and Legal Issues

Medical Organization and Physician Liability

Nursing and the Law

Hospital Departments and Allied Health Professionals

Medical Records

Patient Consent

Patient Rights and Responsibilities

Health Care Ethics

End of Life Issues

Legal Reporting Requirements

Labor Relations

Employment-Atwill and Discharge

Employee Rights and Responsibilities

Professional Liability Insurance

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