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1 Common Law is also known as:Criminal LawCase LawStatute LawAll of the above

2 Failure to act with reasonable care could result in healthcare staff being held responsible in which courts:Criminal CourtCivil CourtCivil and Criminal CourtAll of the above

3 What year did the Medicines Act become statute?196619671968None of the above

4 Utilitarian theory considers:The greatest good for the greatest numberYour duty of care takes priority over any other considerationsHow we ought to behave and seek relationshipsAll of the above

5 When adopting principle‐based ethics to guide your decision‐making, where do you need to gather the facts from?From all the stakeholders involved within the scenarioFrom what is already knownFrom other facts that are relevant from other scenariosAll of the above

6 Sensitive topics such as abortion can lead to the practitioner having a ___________ dilemma:EthicalClinicalLegalAll of the above

7 Implicit means:HiddenObviousAvailableExplicit

8 Elements of implicit bias include:StereotypesPrejudicesStereotypes and prejudicesImpartialities

9 Healthcare professionals harbor a __________ level of implicit bias as the general population:LowerHigherEqualNone of the above

10 The influences of implicit bias on the practitioner's professional behavior include:Making the client feel uncomfortableHelping them access servicesCorrect diagnoses and treatmentPatient concordance

11 . What is the Bolam test?A test to assess patients' capacityThe opinion of a professional body as to whether the action was accepted practiceAn assessment of competency of a patient under 16All of the above

12 Shared decision‐making:Is an approach to care that increases patient engagement in treatmentImproves patient engagement with care and treatmentReduces medico‐legal claimsAll of the above

13 What is distributive justice in relation to healthcare?The fair and equal distribution of health resourcesThe “postcode lottery”An assessment of patient needAll of the above