The economics of Country A support the rights of property and liberty for each person and allow each citizen to improve life circumstances by his or her own effort.
Health care can be purchased or given freely in Country A, but there is no entitlement program to ensure basic health care to vulnerable people. This type of economic structure best describes which of the following?
a. Marxism c. Democracy
b. Communitarianism d. Libertarianism
Which of the following is true?
a. Moral issues and political issues are very different.
b. Knowledge of moral principles will guide policy makers to the one correct policy.
c. A moral issue can become political in a number of ways.
d. Judicial precedents are rarely considered when policy is formulated.
Taking anothers ideas or work and presenting them as our own is called:
a. veracity. c. fidelity.
b. cheating. d. plagiarism.
Three patients arrive at the free clinic in need of the same medication, but there is only enough in stock for one person.
The nurse in charge of the clinic asks herself, Who needs this medicine most? This question suggests which of the following?
a. The nurse is utilizing a material rule of distributive justice to make her decision.
b. Decisions about how to distribute scarce medications are capricious.
c. The nurse should collaborate with the clinic physician when she makes this type of decision.
d. There are no rules regulating distribution of scarce medications in this facility.
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