End-of-Life Ethics Quiz

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Ethical dilemmas in care.

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Azizjon Zoirov

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End-of-Life Ethics Quiz


End-of-Life Ethics QuizVersion en ligne Ethical dilemmas in care. par Azizjon Zoirov 1 What is an advance directive in end-of-life care? a A prescription for pain meds b A hospital policy on routines c A doctor’s personal opinion on care d A legal document stating patient wishes if they cannot decide 2 Palliative care focuses on what primary goal? a Relieving symptoms and improving quality of life b Reducing hospital costs c Extending life at all costs d Curing the disease 3 Which is a common ethical dilemma in end-of-life care? a Respecting patient autonomy vs. family wishes b Scheduling medication times c Deciding on daily meals only by staff d Choosing a hospital room color 4 What is informed consent in end-of-life decisions? a Consent is unnecessary in emergencies b Doctors decide without patient input c Patient understands options and agrees to treatment d Family makes decisions alone 5 DNR stands for what in medical care? a Depart Not Required b Do Not Randomize c Do Not Resuscitate d Do Not Regret 6 When might ethical committees be consulted? a To schedule coffee breaks b To choose cafeteria menus c To set visiting hours d To review complex end-of-life decisions 7 Which best describes patient autonomy? a The patient’s right to decide about their own care b The family’s decision overrides patient c The doctor’s sole authority d The hospital policy dictates all choices 8 What is futility in treatment discussions? a Interventions guaranteed to cure b Interventions unlikely to provide meaningful benefit c Treatments that require no consent d Treatments that are easy 9 Which approach supports ethical end-of-life care? a Rushing to invasive procedures b Withholding information from patient c Advance care planning conversations early d Ignoring patient preferences until death 10 How should clinicians handle conflicts about goals of care? a Impose the physician’s view b Exclude family from discussions c Delay discussions indefinitely d Engage in open, compassionate dialogue with all parties Feedback 1 Advance directives guide treatment when patients can’t speak for themselves. 2 Palliative care prioritizes comfort and quality of life, not just cure. 3 Dilemmas often arise when patient choices conflict with others' wishes. 4 Informed consent requires patient understanding and agreement. 5 A DNR indicates resuscitation should not be attempted if heart stops. 6 Ethics committees help navigate difficult choices and conflicts. 7 Autonomy means patients control their own medical decisions when capable. 8 Futility considers whether care improves meaningful outcomes. 9 Early planning aligns care with patient values and reduces conflict. 10 Transparent communication helps resolve differences respectfully.

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End-of-Life Ethics QuizVersion en ligne

par Azizjon Zoirov

What is an advance directive in end-of-life care?

Palliative care focuses on what primary goal?

Which is a common ethical dilemma in end-of-life care?

What is informed consent in end-of-life decisions?

DNR stands for what in medical care?

When might ethical committees be consulted?

Which best describes patient autonomy?

What is futility in treatment discussions?

Which approach supports ethical end-of-life care?

How should clinicians handle conflicts about goals of care?

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