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What is the main goal of bioethics in human development?
To guide moral decisions from conception to aging stages
Which core principle focuses on minimizing harm in healthcare?
Non-maleficence
What does the principle of justice in bioethics emphasize?
Fairness in access to care and treatment
Which technology raises ethical concerns about privacy and fetal rights?
Genetic testing (e.g., NIPT, PGD)
Why is informed consent important in prenatal screening?
To ensure parents understand risks and options
IVF and surrogacy raise ethical concerns related to:
Embryo ownership and commercialization
Which ethical dilemma is commonly associated with abortion?
Conflicting rights between mother and fetus
What is a key ethical concern in pediatric care?
Balance between parental control and child autonomy
Why are puberty blockers ethically debated?
They affect gender identity development in adolescents
What is the ethical issue in extending life through technology in elderly care?
Preserving dignity versus prolonging suffering
Which of the following best describes ageism?
Discrimination or bias based on age
What ethical issue surrounds CRISPR and gene editing?
Therapy vs. enhancement and designer babies
Why is reproductive cloning controversial?
It blurs the line between therapy and human replication
Which of the following is an example of global cultural ethical conflict?
Female genital mutilation or child marriage
Which factor contributes to developmental health inequities?
Unequal access to prenatal care and environmental toxins
True or False: Ethical concerns only start after birth.
False
What is the leading cause of infant mortality in the U.S.?
Birth defects
What percentage of U.S. babies are born with a birth defect?
2–3%
Which birth defect is caused by abnormal facial development in utero?
Cleft lip/palate
Which condition may be reduced by folic acid before conception?
Spina bifida
Which birth defect causes a foot to turn inward at the ankle?
Club foot
Why is early diagnosis important in congenital dislocation of the hip?
To avoid permanent damage to the leg
What causes congenital hypothyroidism (cretinism)?
Low maternal thyroid hormone levels
Which condition affects muscle control and movement in children?
Cerebral palsy
Which genetic condition involves an extra 21st chromosome?
Down syndrome
Which syndrome leads to chronic hunger and obesity in children?
Prader-Willi syndrome
Fragile X syndrome is characterized by:
Intellectual disability and social anxiety
What distinguishes muscular dystrophy from other conditions?
Progressive muscle weakness and tissue death
What is a hallmark physical trait of Marfan syndrome?
Extremely long limbs
Achondroplasia is associated with:
Short stature due to growth factor gene mutation
Which birth defect does not show physical signs at birth?
Cystic fibrosis
True or False: Boys are more likely than girls to inherit muscular dystrophy.
True
Which body systems can Marfan syndrome affect?
Heart, lungs, eyes, spinal cord, skeleton
What is the ethical importance of respecting cultural practices in healthcare?
Ensures sensitivity while protecting human rights
What does palliative care emphasize in end-of-life ethics?
Comfort and dignity over aggressive treatment
Why is embryo destruction controversial in stem cell research?
It involves the loss of potential life