What do you call the use of bioresources by multinational companies without proper authorization or compensation to the people or country concerned? Biopiracy
Which of the following does not belong to the human benefits that come from the products of nature? Transportation
A researcher conducts a clinical trial for a new gene therapy, but some participants experience severe side effects. What should the researcher do?
Dr. Stone discovers a potential cure for a rare disease but only intends to provide it to wealthy patients who can afford the high treatment costs. What is morally responsible action for this?
A group of researchers publishes a groundbreaking study on a potential bioweapon, including all the necessary details for its creation. What should the researchers do about it?
Immediately withdraw the study andreportittorelevant authorities.
Humans also have interactions with the environment, and in fact depend upon the health of the environment for life. True
Animals are being used for genetic engineering, for use in the production of useful substances such as proteins for medical purposes. False
Ethics is a field of study that looks at the moral basis of human behavior and attempts to determine the best course of action in the face of conflicting choices. True
Bioethics is a subfield of ethics applied to the physical sciences. False
Biopiracy is about the use of bioresources with proper authorization or compensation to the people concerned. False
Bioethics answers the question of “How should we decide who receives organ transplants?”. True
There is no “right” or “wrong” answer on ethical decision making. False
Passing a law to allow doctors to euthanize humans who are terminally ill, involves ethics. True
Ethics is the main concern of biotechnology in the human genome project. True
Social issues refer to people’s moral values or the code of conduct by which they live. False