A fundamental assumption characterizing current long-term care services is:
A) the public provision of services based on age and need.
B) individuals are first responsible for the costs of long-term care.
C) the importance of curing disease.
D) none of the above.
B
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According to Kass, which of the following reasons are used to support physician-assisted death?
a. The right to control one’s body and life; freedom and autonomy b. When the patient’s life is deemed no longer worth living, usually because of great pain, a terminal condition, an irreversible coma, advanced senility, or extreme degradation c. Once a patient is diagnosed with a terminal illness, the physician is no longer obligated to heal d. All of the above e. A and B above
To lessen the potential detrimental impact of social programs, researchers should do all of the following, EXCEPT:
a. Vary treatments among settings rather than among individuals within a setting b. Use the minimum sample size required to adequately test the results c. Minimize the number in the untreated control group d. Compare the presence and absence of treatments, rather than those that vary in intensity
What factor sometimes influences an Institutional Review Board to
approve a research study that requires the use of deception? A. The findings of the research would be likely to be beneficial to society. B. The knowledge sought can be acquired in some other way. C. The research participants may be harmed by the deception. D. The IRB is really interested in the topic.
Which of the following is (are) a(n) important source(s) of assessment data?
a. Interview responses b. Your own reactions c. Collateral information d. All of the above