Teleological theory

Non maleficence

Beneficence

Autonomy

Upon the request of

the family

To prevent individual/personal threats 

With the consent form

of the patient

By the order of court

Are interdependent and interrelated

Are legally protected

Are guaranteed by international standards

Focus on the dignity of individuals only

Autonomy

beneficence

Confidentiality

Justice

Non-maleficience

Equity

Beneficence 

Confidentiality

equity

equality

respect

non of the above

Informed consent is taken from subjects when

they are diseased and very weak

Consent is clear, meaningful, and not forced on

subjects

An investigator performs

research procedure

An investigator performs research procedure with

the subject consent and keeping information confidential

Institutions are required to have policies to protect

the privacy of patients' electronic information, including procedures for

computer access and security.

All team members have authorized access to

confidential information about the patients they care for and assume the duty

of protecting that information from others who do not have access.

Health care providers should keep a patient's personal

health information private unless consent to release the information is

provided by the patient.

understand that the patient has the right to decline

treatment and respect the his decision

Virtue theory stress

consequences of actions

Virtue theory considers

that actions must be good and not beneficial

Virtue theory emphasizes

the moral character of the individual

None of the above

Being informed to health professional working

with the patient

Spreading to unauthorized people

Obtaining health education about his or her

illness

Discussing sensitive information with the goal

of helping the patient