Question 1

In ________, after ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval, the eggs and sperm are transferred together to a fallopian tube to fertilize.

Accepted Answer

A)  ovarian stimulation 
B)  gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) 
C)  zygote intrafallopian transfer (ZIFT) 
D)  preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PG
D)  
A)  ovarian stimulation 
B)  gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) 
C)  zygote intrafallopian transfer (ZIFT) 
D)  preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PG
D)

Question 2

The Following Questions For Readings: "Cloning Human Beings: An Assessment of the Ethical Issues Pro and Con," Dan W. Brock
-Brock concludes that the ethical pros and cons of human cloning lead to the tentative conclusion that

Accepted Answer

A)  it should be used to alleviate infertility. 
B)  it seems to be a violation of moral or human rights. 
C)  there is a decisive case for never allowing it. 
D)  there is not an ethically decisive case either for or against permitting it or doing it. 
A)  it should be used to alleviate infertility. 
B)  it seems to be a violation of moral or human rights. 
C)  there is a decisive case for never allowing it. 
D)  there is not an ethically decisive case either for or against permitting it or doing it.

Question 3

The Following Questions For Readings: "Surrogate Mothering: Exploitation or Empowerment?," Laura M. Purdy
-Purdy thinks the appropriate moral framework for addressing questions about the social aspects of contracted pregnancy is

Accepted Answer

A)  deontological. 
B)  Aristotelian. 
C)  consequentialist. 
D)  Kantian. 
A)  deontological. 
B)  Aristotelian. 
C)  consequentialist. 
D)  Kantian.

Question 4

Couples are generally limited to using their own sperm and eggs in IVF.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The Catholic Church believes IVF and other forms of assisted reproduction are never acceptable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The Following Questions For Readings: "Cloning Human Beings: An Assessment of the Ethical Issues Pro and Con," Dan W. Brock
-In the open-future arguments, Brock finds

Accepted Answer

A)  powerful considerations against human cloning. 
B)  little merit. 
C)  strong reasons to oppose human cloning. 
D)  strong argument in favor or human cloning. 
A)  powerful considerations against human cloning. 
B)  little merit. 
C)  strong reasons to oppose human cloning. 
D)  strong argument in favor or human cloning.

Question 7

To date, no human has been successfully cloned.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The Following Questions For Readings: "Egg Donation and Commodification," Bonnie Steinbock
-Steinbock says that a greater source of moral concern than offering payment for eggs is

Accepted Answer

A)  failing to pay for eggs. 
B)  deceptive treatment of donors. 
C)  inadequate egg retrieval. 
D)  very large offers of money. 
A)  failing to pay for eggs. 
B)  deceptive treatment of donors. 
C)  inadequate egg retrieval. 
D)  very large offers of money.

Question 9

Multiple pregnancies resulting from IVF cycles raise the risks of children's life and health.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The Following Questions For Readings: "Surrogate Mothering: Exploitation or Empowerment?," Laura M. Purdy
-According to Purdy, surrogacy is not baby-selling; a better characterization is that the birth mother is giving up her parental right to

Accepted Answer

A)  provide for the child. 
B)  nurse the child. 
C)  use IVF. 
D)  have a relationship with the child. 
A)  provide for the child. 
B)  nurse the child. 
C)  use IVF. 
D)  have a relationship with the child.

Question 11

The Following Questions For Readings: "Egg Donation and Commodification," Bonnie Steinbock
-Steinbock says that anyone who thinks that it is possible through egg selection to guarantee that a child will be brilliant or beautiful is

Accepted Answer

A)  likely to be disappointed. 
B)  likely to be pleasantly surprised. 
C)  unlikely to be disappointed. 
D)  being realistic. 
A)  likely to be disappointed. 
B)  likely to be pleasantly surprised. 
C)  unlikely to be disappointed. 
D)  being realistic.

Question 12

Surrogate arrangements are generally simple and legally straightforward.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Some argue against surrogacy by claiming that it amounts to

Accepted Answer

A)  adoption. 
B)  cloning. 
C)  baby-selling. 
D)  family autonomy. 
A)  adoption. 
B)  cloning. 
C)  baby-selling. 
D)  family autonomy.

In ________, after ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval, the eggs and sperm are transferred together to a fallopian tube to fertilize.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Cloning Human Beings: An Assessment of the Ethical Issues Pro and Con," Dan W. Brock -Brock concludes that the ethical pros and cons of human cloning lead to the tentative conclusion that

The Following Questions For Readings: "Surrogate Mothering: Exploitation or Empowerment?," Laura M. Purdy -Purdy thinks the appropriate moral framework for addressing questions about the social aspects of contracted pregnancy is

Couples are generally limited to using their own sperm and eggs in IVF.

The Catholic Church believes IVF and other forms of assisted reproduction are never acceptable.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Cloning Human Beings: An Assessment of the Ethical Issues Pro and Con," Dan W. Brock -In the open-future arguments, Brock finds

To date, no human has been successfully cloned.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Egg Donation and Commodification," Bonnie Steinbock -Steinbock says that a greater source of moral concern than offering payment for eggs is

Multiple pregnancies resulting from IVF cycles raise the risks of children's life and health.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Surrogate Mothering: Exploitation or Empowerment?," Laura M. Purdy -According to Purdy, surrogacy is not baby-selling; a better characterization is that the birth mother is giving up her parental right to

The Following Questions For Readings: "Egg Donation and Commodification," Bonnie Steinbock -Steinbock says that anyone who thinks that it is possible through egg selection to guarantee that a child will be brilliant or beautiful is

Surrogate arrangements are generally simple and legally straightforward.

Some argue against surrogacy by claiming that it amounts to

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Exam 8: Reproductive Technology

In ________, after ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval, the eggs and sperm are transferred together to a fallopian tube to fertilize.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Cloning Human Beings: An Assessment of the Ethical Issues Pro and Con," Dan W. Brock -Brock concludes that the ethical pros and cons of human cloning lead to the tentative conclusion that

The Following Questions For Readings: "Surrogate Mothering: Exploitation or Empowerment?," Laura M. Purdy -Purdy thinks the appropriate moral framework for addressing questions about the social aspects of contracted pregnancy is

Couples are generally limited to using their own sperm and eggs in IVF.

The Catholic Church believes IVF and other forms of assisted reproduction are never acceptable.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Cloning Human Beings: An Assessment of the Ethical Issues Pro and Con," Dan W. Brock -In the open-future arguments, Brock finds

To date, no human has been successfully cloned.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Egg Donation and Commodification," Bonnie Steinbock -Steinbock says that a greater source of moral concern than offering payment for eggs is

Multiple pregnancies resulting from IVF cycles raise the risks of children's life and health.

The Following Questions For Readings: "Surrogate Mothering: Exploitation or Empowerment?," Laura M. Purdy -According to Purdy, surrogacy is not baby-selling; a better characterization is that the birth mother is giving up her parental right to

The Following Questions For Readings: "Egg Donation and Commodification," Bonnie Steinbock -Steinbock says that anyone who thinks that it is possible through egg selection to guarantee that a child will be brilliant or beautiful is

Surrogate arrangements are generally simple and legally straightforward.

Some argue against surrogacy by claiming that it amounts to

Moral Reasoning in Bioethics

Bioethics and Moral Theories

Paternalism and Patient Autonomy

Truth-Telling and Confidentiality

Informed Consent

Human Research

Abortion

Genetic Choices

Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide

Dividing up Health Care Resources

Pandemic Ethics

Race, Racial Bias, and Health Care

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