Limitedresources​What is a majorpracticalchallenge inprovidinguniversalhealthcare?NonmaleficenceWhich termdescribesthe principleof "do noharm"?Libertariantheories ofjusticeThe benefits andburdens of societyshould be distributedthrough the fairworkings of a freemarket and theexercise of libertyrightsUtilitariantheoriesof justiceA just distributionof benefits andburdens is onethat maximizesthe net good forsocietyWelfareWhat is themain goal ofpublic healthethics?KantianWhat is the theorythat argues that allpeople have equalworth and shouldbe treatedequally?Egalitariantheories ofjusticeaffirm thatimportant benefitsand burdens ofsociety should bedistributed equallySingle-payerWhat termdescribeshealthcare paidfor by a singlepublic system?AutonomyWhat is theethical principlefocused onrespectingpatients'choices?DistributiveJusticeJusticeregarding thefair distributionof society'sadvantages anddisadvantagesMedicaidWhich healthcaresystem componentprimarily serveslow-incomeindividuals in theU.S.?The BabyDoeCaseWhat is the name ofthe case that causeddebate on the ethicsof withholdingtreatment frominfants withdisabilities?MedicareWhich U.S.healthcareprogramcovers adults65 and older?UtilityWhat is theprinciple thatfocuses onmaximizingthe net good?UtilitarianismWhat is thetheory thatfocuses onmaximizing theoverall benefitto society?TriageWhat is theterm forhealthcareprioritizationbased onneed?BeneficenceWhat is theprinciple thatfocuses ondoing goodto others?JohnRawlsWho believedin "fair equalityof opportunity"as a basis forhealthcarerights?TheTuskegeeSyphilisStudyWhat is the name ofthe case that causeddistrust betweenmarginalized groupsand healthcareinstitutes?JusticeWhat is theprinciple thatargues that peopleshould be treatedthe fairly becauseeveryone areequals?AffordableCare ActWhat documentby the U.S.government iscommonly citedin healthcarejustice debates?Right toa DecentMinimum​What is theconcept ofensuring allindividuals canaccess a "decentminimum" ofhealthcare?ManagedCareA system forproviding care to agroup usingregulatoryrestraints tocontrol costs andefficiencyQuality-adjustedlife yearWhatdoesQALYstand for?Limitedresources​What is a majorpracticalchallenge inprovidinguniversalhealthcare?NonmaleficenceWhich termdescribesthe principleof "do noharm"?Libertariantheories ofjusticeThe benefits andburdens of societyshould be distributedthrough the fairworkings of a freemarket and theexercise of libertyrightsUtilitariantheoriesof justiceA just distributionof benefits andburdens is onethat maximizesthe net good forsocietyWelfareWhat is themain goal ofpublic healthethics?KantianWhat is the theorythat argues that allpeople have equalworth and shouldbe treatedequally?Egalitariantheories ofjusticeaffirm thatimportant benefitsand burdens ofsociety should bedistributed equallySingle-payerWhat termdescribeshealthcare paidfor by a singlepublic system?AutonomyWhat is theethical principlefocused onrespectingpatients'choices?DistributiveJusticeJusticeregarding thefair distributionof society'sadvantages anddisadvantagesMedicaidWhich healthcaresystem componentprimarily serveslow-incomeindividuals in theU.S.?The BabyDoeCaseWhat is the name ofthe case that causeddebate on the ethicsof withholdingtreatment frominfants withdisabilities?MedicareWhich U.S.healthcareprogramcovers adults65 and older?UtilityWhat is theprinciple thatfocuses onmaximizingthe net good?UtilitarianismWhat is thetheory thatfocuses onmaximizing theoverall benefitto society?TriageWhat is theterm forhealthcareprioritizationbased onneed?BeneficenceWhat is theprinciple thatfocuses ondoing goodto others?JohnRawlsWho believedin "fair equalityof opportunity"as a basis forhealthcarerights?TheTuskegeeSyphilisStudyWhat is the name ofthe case that causeddistrust betweenmarginalized groupsand healthcareinstitutes?JusticeWhat is theprinciple thatargues that peopleshould be treatedthe fairly becauseeveryone areequals?AffordableCare ActWhat documentby the U.S.government iscommonly citedin healthcarejustice debates?Right toa DecentMinimum​What is theconcept ofensuring allindividuals canaccess a "decentminimum" ofhealthcare?ManagedCareA system forproviding care to agroup usingregulatoryrestraints tocontrol costs andefficiencyQuality-adjustedlife yearWhatdoesQALYstand for?

Justice and Health Care - Call List

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  1. What is a major practical challenge in providing universal healthcare?
    Limited resources​
  2. Which term describes the principle of "do no harm"?
    Nonmaleficence
  3. The benefits and burdens of society should be distributed through the fair workings of a free market and the exercise of liberty rights
    Libertarian theories of justice
  4. A just distribution of benefits and burdens is one that maximizes the net good for society
    Utilitarian theories of justice
  5. What is the main goal of public health ethics?
    Welfare
  6. What is the theory that argues that all people have equal worth and should be treated equally?
    Kantian
  7. affirm that important benefits and burdens of society should be distributed equally
    Egalitarian theories of justice
  8. What term describes healthcare paid for by a single public system?
    Single-payer
  9. What is the ethical principle focused on respecting patients' choices?
    Autonomy
  10. Justice regarding the fair distribution of society's advantages and disadvantages
    Distributive Justice
  11. Which healthcare system component primarily serves low-income individuals in the U.S.?
    Medicaid
  12. What is the name of the case that caused debate on the ethics of withholding treatment from infants with disabilities?
    The Baby Doe Case
  13. Which U.S. healthcare program covers adults 65 and older?
    Medicare
  14. What is the principle that focuses on maximizing the net good?
    Utility
  15. What is the theory that focuses on maximizing the overall benefit to society?
    Utilitarianism
  16. What is the term for healthcare prioritization based on need?
    Triage
  17. What is the principle that focuses on doing good to others?
    Beneficence
  18. Who believed in "fair equality of opportunity" as a basis for healthcare rights?
    John Rawls
  19. What is the name of the case that caused distrust between marginalized groups and healthcare institutes?
    The Tuskegee Syphilis Study
  20. What is the principle that argues that people should be treated the fairly because everyone are equals?
    Justice
  21. What document by the U.S. government is commonly cited in healthcare justice debates?
    Affordable Care Act
  22. What is the concept of ensuring all individuals can access a "decent minimum" of healthcare?
    Right to a Decent Minimum​
  23. A system for providing care to a group using regulatory restraints to control costs and efficiency
    Managed Care
  24. What does QALY stand for?
    Quality-adjusted life year