1. Ethics is said to ______.

1. give us clear answers as to what is right
2. give us clear answers as to what is wrong
3. encourage us to explore different perspectives

2. Nurses should ______.

1. ignore their personal values when acting in a professional role
2. uphold professional values but be aware of personal values
3. be aware of professional values and always act on personal values

3. An ethical dilemma is ______.

1. where a decision is required but different values seem to conflict and it is not possible to uphold both
2. where the required course of action is clear
3. any situation where a decision has to be made

4. A utilitarian approach to ethics is concerned with ______.

1. what motivates us to act in particular ways
2. the consequences of our decisions
3. maximising the goo/ benefit and minimising the harm that arises from our decisions

5. A consequentialist approach to ethics is concerned with ______.

1. the values that underpin our decisions
2. the consequences of our decisions
3. our duties

6. Beneficence is concerned with ______.

1. doing good
2. avoiding harm
3. respecting people

7. Autonomy is concerned with ______.

1. respecting people’s right to be self-determining
2. stopping people making their own decisions
3. making sure that people make the right decisions

8. Justice is concerned with ______.

1. the law
2. equality and fairness
3. treating everyone the same

9. Non-maleficence is concerned with ______.

1. doing good
2. not intervening
3. not doing harm

10. Ethical decision making frameworks ______.

1. give us the answers to ethical dilemmas
2. are all the same
3. provide us with different frameworks to help us identify key issues and arrive a plan of action with a clear rationale