Bioethics Case Studies

Which is most important when investigating ethical issues in biotechnology?

• cost of the technology

• advantage of the technology

• public opinion of the technology

• benefits of the technology outweighing the harm

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Which of the below is an ethical issue in the field biotechnology?

• Outrageous cost - very expensive

• We can live longer and healthier lives

• Sometimes the harm outweighs the good

• Public opinion of the technology

Watch the video Mr. Green Genes

Do you think if this is a worthwhile/ethical use of biotechnology why or why not?

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What is the primary ethical concern in using CRISPR technology for genetic modification in humans?

• Safety and potential side effects

• Cost of the technology

• Ease of access to the technology

• Speed of genetic modifications

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In a case study involving organ transplantation, which ethical principle is most challenged when deciding who receives an organ?

• Justice

• Autonomy

• Beneficence

• Non-maleficence

Which of the following is a major ethical issue in conducting clinical trials?

• Informed consent

• Cost of the trial

• Duration of the trial

• Location of the trial

What is a key ethical consideration in the use of animals for scientific research?

• Minimizing harm and distress

• Cost of maintaining animals

• Ease of handling animals

• Availability of animal models

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In bioethics, what does the principle of 'autonomy' refer to?

• Respecting individuals' decision-making rights

• Ensuring fair distribution of resources

• Maximizing benefits while minimizing harm

• Maintaining confidentiality

Which ethical issue is most relevant when considering the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare?

• Patient privacy and data security

• Cost of AI systems

• Speed of diagnosis

• Ease of use

What is the main ethical concern in the use of stem cells derived from embryos?

• Moral status of the embryo

• Cost of stem cell research

• Availability of stem cell lines

• Ease of obtaining stem cells