11 / 1 point When you start to analyze the case, what statement indicates you are ready to think critically about the case.. The family is unreasonable He will die in the ICU and the sooner the better It is our duty to provide care without any bias I will follow the physician’s orders and stay out of trouble

Question 2 1 / 1 point A senior intensive care nurse testified that Mr. Golubchuk had 45 litres of excess fluid leaking from his body and was “rotting from the inside out”.This information would be important at what stage of the ethical decision-making process?

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Question 3 1 / 1 point Some physicians at Grace Hospital, Winnipeg decided the best outcome for him was that he die morecomfortably. They thought it was ethically and clinically justified to transfer him to a palliative care unit. The physicians are at the following stage of ethical decision making:

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Question 4 1 / 1 point Regarding this case, Kant’s deontological theory would support the following statement:

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Question 51 / 1 point Health care professionals (HCP) would be basing their ethical decision on deontological reasoning when they decide they have a duty to tell the family: They will ensure that the intrinsic worth of Mr. Golubchuk is being respected

Tell them what they think is true: he is no longer a person but a body merely existing The intensive care beds should be given to patients who would benefit more They have too much influence and now the staff will decide what is best for their father Question 61 / 1 point When Mr. Golubchuk and his family came to the hospital, they trusted the health care professionals. In turn, the HCP had a duty or duties to:

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Question 71 / 1 point One of the HCP caring for Mr. Golubchuk said, “we must considerthe relationship between Mr. Golubchuk and his supportive family. This statement is an example of the following theory about morality:

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Question 81 / 1 point Another HCP says the Golubchuk case says, this is too complicated and it is best to go with your first reaction. An appropriate response would be: