Ethics in Senior Care (Quiz)
This is a multiple-choice exam. Please choose the correct answer to each question. There is only one correct answer for each question.

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1) The concept of autonomy is problematic concerning ethics in senior care because with advanced age, seniors cannot maintain independence and self-sufficiency as they once may have at younger ages. *
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2) Ethics in aging historically focused on which of the following principles? *
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3) The freedom of choice over our minds and bodies without any coercive influence from other people or groups is known as __________. *
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4) According to Beauchamp and Childress, the 4 principles of bioethics involve autonomy. *
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5) Proxy decision making didn’t become popular until the 1980’s. *
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6) An individual can be incompetent but still maintain some level of autonomy *
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7) __________ is the meaningful reflection on a person’s identity. It is a right and should be meaningful. *
1 point
8) The __________ model indicates that morals arise, not as right’s needs, or interests, but out of a relationship between a person who is in need of care and a person who is situated to meet that need. *
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9) Instead of placing great importance on traditional autonomy, we are encouraged to focus on __________ concerning an ethics for seniors. *
1 point
10) __________ are free and open and do not suppress conflict of differences. They involve achieving compromise instead of being solution-oriented on absolute rules. *
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