Title BVOTT 1004 Set A.pdf ✅

www.gdgoenkahealthcare.com 6. If a patient cannot give consent, who should give it? a) The doctor b) A family member or legal representative c) The hospital administration d) The patient's friends 7. What is the main goal of palliative care? a) To cure diseases b) To relieve symptoms and improve quality of life c) To perform surgeries d) To conduct medical research 8. Which of the following is a right of patients? a) Right to refuse treatment b) Right to choose their healthcare providers c) Right to see their medical records d) All of the above 9. Euthanasia is defined as: a) Prolonging life b) Intentionally ending a person's life to relieve suffering c) Using life support d) Providing palliative care 10. The Declaration of Helsinki provides guidelines for: a) Medical ethics in research b) Patient rights in healthcare c) Legal standards for medical practice d) Insurance coverage for patients 11. What is the primary goal of informed consent? a) To protect healthcare providers b) To ensure patients understand their treatment options c) To speed up the treatment process d) To document patient history 12. Which of the following is a key element of decision-making capacity? a) Age b) Understanding the information c) Previous medical history d) Family support 13. The principle of beneficence requires healthcare providers to: a) Avoid causing harm b) Act in the best interest of the patient c) Treat all patients equally d) Maintain confidentiality