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Forms of abstract thinking:

<variantright>Judgment <variantright>Concept <variantright>Inference  

Levels of science cognition:

<variantright>Empirical <variantright>Theoretical

Please, indicate utterances regarding being by Laozi:

<variantright>Non-being generates being <variantright>Being generates concreate entities and things of nature <variantright>Concreate entities and things, after existing appropriate time, again return to non-being

Ratio between categories of being and substance (material):

<variantright>Category of being is wider than category of substance (material) – from its exploration philosophy takes place  <variantright>In a world, besides substance (material), there is supersubstantial being <variantright>Category of being embraces all that exist in the world

Please, find utterances closely related to the essence of hermeneutics:

<variantright>Hermeneutics- school, that examine essence of historical texts <variantright>In order to understand essence of texts, it is necessary to intervene into aura of that time <variantright>As those or other problems were resolved in past and current, by comparing them one can understand essence of historical texts

Ideas of empirio-criticism in cognition:

<variantright>Indissoluble solidarity of subject and object in cognition <variantright>Achievement in science ideal description of discovered facts and patterns <variantright>Rejection from metaphysical postulates and abstractions

According to Hegel, stages of absolute spirit:

<variantright>Art  <variantright>Religion <variantright>Philosophy  

According to Kant, any cognition:

<variantright>starts from sensual contemplation <variantright>then shifts to categorical analyses <variantright>completed by bringing new ideas

S. Kierkegaard:

<variantright>has criticized Hegelian dialectics <variantright>has forced religious life <variantright>has divided man’s life in three stages

Schopenhauer’s «The World as Will» can be perceived:

<variantright>through aesthetical senses <variantright>through struggle by ethical way <variantright>through requiem that allows to feel it

Schopenhauer’s «The World as Will» is:

<variantright>Unconsciousness <variantright>only wants to live <variantright>always satisfied with itself

Main reasons of origin of neoclassical philosophy:

<variantright>Crises of cognition through hard sciences <variantright>Idea regarding “proletariat dictatorship” frightened the most part of intelligentsias of that time <variantright>Fall of bourgeois-democratic revolution of that time

Three worlds according to Kazakh mythology:

<variantright>Sky <variantright>Earth-Water   <variantright>Subterranean world

Particularities of Kazakh worldview:

<variantright>Transforming the earth in order to concur it <variantright>Openness to a world, help to those who need it   <variantright>Commune way of life

Please, indicate utterances related to rationalism:

<variantright>It is necessary to think all over mind <variantright>Senses misleading us <variantright>Only through thinking it is possible cognition of internal essence of things

Please, indicate utterances related to empiricism:

<variantright>Augmentation from particular to general is a basis of scientific cognition <variantright>Discoveries in science is basis to world cognition <variantright>Only through general it is possible cognition of particular

What kinds of changes took place in science of New Time?

<variantright>More attentions allocated to cognitions by hard sciences <variantright>In European countries started to open Academies of Sciences <variantright>A new form of materialism emerged is mechanical

What is a secularization?

<variantright>Deliberation of a social and personal life from the control of churches <variantright>Religious institutions do not intervene to state businesses <variantright>Through enlightenment deliberate people from religious worldview   

What kinds of spiritual changes took place at Renaissance?

>Development of hard sciences, and a shift to empiricism and rationalism >Emergence of intelligence >Achievements of talented personalities became highly valued

How do you understand the term “Renaissance”?

>As a transition period from feudalism to capitalism >As a return to an ancient culture with a purpose of its cognition and development according to requirements of epoch >As development of personal initiatives of talented people, their beliefs in a bright future

Epochs in Indian culture

>Satya >Treta >Dwapara

Methods of Indian epistemology

>pratyaksha >anumana >shabda

The nastika schools.

>buddhism >jainism >lokayata

Astika schools.

<>nyaya <>vedanta >mimamsa

Three goals of human life in ancient Indian philosophy

<artha <>kama <>moksha

Fellow feeling, sympathy, the sharing of another person’s suffering is

compassion

The purging or purifying of emotion through art is

>catharsis (Aristotle)

Similarity, comparison is

>analogy

three words according to kazakh mythology

sun moon earth water

Who of ancient philosopers had rejected authority of Vedas and estaiblished nirvana as superior aim

>Buddha

Which branch of philosophy does have function to investigate being

ontology

The result of generalization, of the intellectual synthesis of the achievements of science and socio-historical practice and are, therefore, the key points of cognition, the moments when thought grasps the essence of things is

Philosophical category

Highest goal of yoga

>Reconnection with Absolute Truth

which yoga system does recommend devotional service

>Bhakti-yoga

Who of medieval philosophers had established vishishtadvaita doctrine:

>Ramanuja

Who of medieval philosophers had established advaita doctrine:

>Shankaracharya

Who of medieval philosophers had established dvaita doctrine

>Madhavacharya

Which philosophical branch is about things beyond this world

>methaphisics

Space and time are categories of

>ontology

Indian philosophical schools rejected authority of Vedas

>nastika

Synonim of epistemology is:

>gnoseology

gyan yoga

knowledge

veda advanta

chaitanya

dvatiya vedant

madhvacharya

dvatiya

ramanujan

shankaracharya

adveta

Screening study of thyroid-stimulating hormone is recommended to conduct for all adults over the age of 35 years at intervals of 5 years. What research can answer the clinical questions

- cross-sectional study

The aim of the study was how often the cause of acute myocardial infarction is a hypercholesterolemia. The study analyzed 123 outpatients’ patients with acute myocardial infarction. What design of the study was conducted

- a study of the type "case - control"

What section of the medical article answers the following questions: "Do you agree with the conclusions made by the authors based on the data ", "Are these findings too generalizing ", "Are there any other factors that need to be taken into account which could affect the results of the study -conclusions

-resume

In the US, the city Framingeme, in 1949, scientists began to carry out with the aim to identify risk factors for cardiovascular disease, which lasted 46 years. What studies scientists have conducted

- cohort study

What section of the medical article answers the following questions: "What is the main result of the research ", "Has the authors enough data so that readers can independently judge the results of scientific research

- results

Conduct does appointment clopidogrel in patients with myocardial infarction and underwent coronary stenting to reduce the risk of another heart attack, compared with the use of acetylsalicylic acid What component clinical of the issue is a comparison (Comparison) on the basis of PICO

- the use of acetylsalicylic acid

Considered 7 randomized controlled trials involving 1020 people with the aim to assess the safety and efficacy of ondansetron and metoclopramide at gastroenteritis in children and adolescents. What design of the study was conducted

- systematic review

During the study compared two groups of students in the school. One group was engaged in hygienically properly lit and equipped room, another group - in the classroom, where these rights are not respected. Both groups were taught the same subjects. In the first group, the children were more attentive and less tired during the school day than the children of the second group. What design of the study was conducted

- cohort study

With the aim to assess the state of immunity infant feeding and artificial feeding mothers, a study was conducted 6 months duration. According to the study children, non-feeding mother's milk was in 3 times more susceptible to SARS and allergic diseases than children who were breast-fed. What design of the study was conducted

- cohort study

Scientists have conducted clinical research whose purpose was - to detect any NSAID most commonly causes side effects. The study involved 8677 patients. Patients were randomly divided into 3 groups: in 2900 received acetylsalicylic acid, 2886 - ibuprofen and 2888 - of paracetamol. What kind of study design in questions

- a randomized controlled trial

You need to find articles on the methods of treating breast cancer in PubMed. What subheading you choose

- Therapy

What is MEDLINE

- a database of medical information, including bibliographic descriptions of more than 4,800 medical periodicals from around the world are available for free over the Internet for professionals and for the general public

What is PubMed

- electronic-search system of search, developed by the National Library of the United States for work with the database MEDLINE and PreMEDLINE

Which of the following examples of randomization is the correct

- using a table of random numbers

What is a meta-analysis

- quantitative analysis of the pooled results of several clinical studies one and the same intervention

What design of the study is the "gold standard" of study in medicine

- Randomized controlled trials

Patients with severe chronic itching participated in trials of drugs, relieves itching. Within each of the three weeks in a random sequence of 48 patients received either cyproheptadine or trimeprazine or placebo. The patients did not know which group they belong to. On which of the following research question

- A randomized controlled trial

What features should have a placebo

- A full copy of the appearance of the studied drugs

When documenting informed consent, the investigator should comply with regulatory requirements; adhere to GCP and to the ethical principles. In which official state document outlines these principles

- Declaration of Helsinki of the World Medical Organization

What makes monitoring clinical study

- The process of monitoring the progress of clinical studies, GCP, and the rules of the formal requirements

What database when searching for the necessary information regarding the diagnosis, treatment and prevention using Boolean logic

- www. PubMed.com

It conducts research in which there is a certain population in a given time interval. What kind of research do you mean

- A prospective study

Medical university students was conducted a retrospective study in the department of endocrinology, which served as a source of information, medical history ill patients. What is the study design was used in the study

- The study of the type case-control

The methodological basis for the examination of clinical guidelines developed by local, regional, national, or international non-governmental bodies, consisting of 23 items grouped into 6 sections. On which of the following terms mean

- Questionnaire AGREE

Which e-mail address corresponds to the database, gather, evaluate and summarize current data on clinical efficacy

- www.thecochranelibary.com

What research is the most convincing based on the "evidence pyramid" in relation to the effectiveness of treatment and prevention

- RCT

You need to find a description methods of the treatment of hypertension with the use enalapril, what a logical operator for PubMed you will use

- arterial hypertension  AND  enalapril

You need to find a description methods of the treatment of pneumonia with the use of amoxicillin in pregnant women, what a logical operator for PubMed you will use

- pneumonia AND  amoxicillin AND  pregnant women

You need to find a description methods of the treatment of asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease with the use of salbutamol, a logical operator for PubMed you will use

- salbutamol AND  bronchial asthma OR  chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

You need to find a description of the treatment of asthma with the use of salbutamol and fluticasone, a logical operator for PubMed you will use

- bronchial asthma AND salbutamol OR  fluticasone

What data contains the database Medline

- bibliographic references to journal articles by medicine, most on medicine, published since 1966, with about one third of them are given summaries

You need to find a description of the treatment of pneumonia with azithromycin is not the elderly, a logical operator for PubMed you will use

- pneumonia AND azithromycin  NOT aged people

The audit, conducted by an independent third party, ie with staff of department of the other, which does not take more no part in organizing and conducting this study. What do you call this type of audit

- external audit

What meant by a design of clinical trials

- way of conducting scientific research in the clinic, ie his organization or architecture

Which of the following options applies to specialized sites on evidence-based medicine

- National Guidelines Clearinghouse

Which of the following options applies to the main categories of clinical questions

-prevalence of diseases

When conducting what method the likelihood of for compare procedures more than for comparison drug

-clinical uncontrolled  studies

In what kinds of study, applies the procedures without comparison with other treatment options

-in studies uncontrolled

To which of these options to refer experience with the drug, without comparison with other treatment options

-conducted uncontrolled studies

In what studies, a high probability of detecting differences in treatment

-controlled

To which of these options to refer a comparison of the drug or procedure with other drugs or procedure

-controlled studies

An example of what kind of studies is uncontrolled clinical studies

-clinical Research

To which of these options to refer the controlled clinical trials

-to classical clinical studies

What studies to refer to classical clinical research

-controlled and uncontrolled

What are the most important requirements for medical research

-place of conducting and duration of studies

To which trials (studies) are required as the correct use of statistical methods for processing

-medical Research

What meant by a cohort study

-analytical observational study

What meant by a case-control

-analytical observational study

In what studies, have to be reported about case series

-descriptive observational

In what studies, there is a case to be reported

-to descriptive research

What may applies to the results of the intervention in conducting the pilot study

-drug, procedure, treatment

How many usually groups of patients involved in experimental studies

-one, two or more

What is the name of study in which evaluates the results of the intervention and observed the subject of research

-experimental investigation

What is the name of study in which one or more patient groups are described and there are certain characteristics

-observational study

What is the name of the study in which groups of patients are described and observed on certain characteristics, and the researcher collects data through observation, without interfering with their active

-observational

What meant by the type design of clinical trials

-a set of classifications of features

What meant by a design of clinical trials

-way of conducting scientific research in the clinic, ie his organization or architecture

What meant by a clinical trial

-the final stage of clinical research, which checks the validity of the new theoretical knowledge

What information should be included specialized sites

-information on the medicine and the individual sections

For what use the operator "NOT"

-narrow the search

What effect give the use of the operator "OR"

-expands search

Which of the following options applies to the merits of Medline

-speed searching and copying data

For what use limits when searching for information in electronic databases

-sighting of search

Which of the following options is one of the electronic search

-thematic catalogue

Which of the following options is the definition of Medline

-bibliographic database

Which of the following options applies to electronic search

-Electronic versions of the journals

Who is the creator of The Cochrane Library

-The Cochrane Collaboration

What is meant by a clinical epidemiology

- Science, which develops methods of clinical trials, which give the ability to make a fair conclusion, the effect of controlling the systematic and random errors

What is meant by the fourth step in evidence-based medicine

- the use of scientific evidence into practice

What is meant by the third step in evidence-based medicine

- critical analysis of scientific information

What is meant by the second step in evidence-based medicine

- search for scientific information in an electronic database

What is meant by the first step in evidence-based medicine

- the formulation of a clinical questions

Which of the following options corresponds to the definition of the term "evidence-based medicine

- collection technology, critical analysis, synthesis and interpretation of scientific information

In what year was proposed the term "evidence-based medicine" (EBM) and “scientific and evidence-based medicine” (SEBM)

- 1990

How does the scoring of the questionnaire AGREE

- scores for each of the six sections are calculated independently and are not summarized in a uniform assessment of the quality

Pubmed allows the use of Boolean operators between search terms. If two or more terms to be found in the same document, it is necessary to choose

- А ND

Pubmed allows the use of Boolean operators between search terms. B if at least one of the terms must be found in the document, it is necessary to choose

- OR

Pubmed allows the use of Boolean operators between search terms. B if only one term should be found in the document, and the second must necessarily be absent, it is necessary to choose

- NOT

This function is used to find all variants of the same word with the same base (root). To do this, print the foundation word and an asterisk (*) next to it, for example, bacter *. PubMed find all words with the same root but with different endings: bacteriology (bacteriology), bacteria (bacteria), bacterias (bacteria), bacterial (bacteriological), etc. What do you call this function

- Truncation

When evaluating a parameter indicator of clinical and pharmacological expertise, evaluation of the "rational conduct adequate medical technology, the positive results of the corresponding indicator" correspond to what score

- 1,0

When evaluating a parameter indicator of clinical-pharmacological expertise, assessment "incomplete compliance of medical technologies appropriate indicator" correspond to what score

- 0,5

When evaluating a parameter indicator of clinical-pharmacological expertise, evaluation of "irrational, improper conduct of medical technology, the negative results of the corresponding indicator" correspond to what score

>0

You can improve the quality and results of search by using the function "Limits" at any stage of the search. Using "Limits" is always desirable if you got too many articles in response to your request. Your task is narrow the search in PubMed by type of article, which of the following options you select

- Review

You can improve the quality and results of search by using the function "Limits" at any stage of the search. Using "Limits" is always desirable if you got too many articles in response to your request. Your task is narrow the search in PubMed by document type, which of the following options you select

- Р ublication Types

What is one of the objectives of the IV phase of the clinical trial

- Perhaps the use of the drug in various categories of patients: children, pregnant and lactating women, the elderly

What is one of the objectives of the III phase of the clinical trial

- definition of adequacy ratio "benefit-risk" of drugs

What is one of the objectives of the II phase of the clinical trial

- definition of short-term efficacy of drugs

What is one of the objectives of the I phase of the clinical trial

- definition of security, tolerability of drugs

In what phase of clinical study involved healthy people – volunteers

- І

Are you interested in articles on the treatment of pneumonia in children. To find these articles in Pubmed, the search box you enter the word pneumonia and get search results - a few thousand articles. Then, you narrow the search to pneumonia in children, and introduce children. Now limit the search for treatment and enter treatment. What excuses do you use to bind the words to each other

- pneumonia AND children AND treatment

Which of the following options corresponds to the adequate hierarchy of evidence

- A systematic review (meta-analysis)- randomized clinical trials- cohort (observational studies)- study "case-control"-Description of cases

What quantity paragraphs in the questionnaire AGREE

- 23 paragraphs

What is the purpose of the questionnaire AGREE

- creating a systematic approach to assessing the quality of clinical practice guidelines

What is the purpose of application of clinical practice guidelines

- improving the efficiency of the treatment, the improvement of medical care

Patients receiving long-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, prevent gastric ulcers whether antisecretory drugs. Which of the following answers corresponds to the principle component of the outcome of PICO

- prevention of gastric ulcers

Is it necessary performing radiography in patients suspected of having sinusitis Which of the following answers corresponds to the component of intervention under the principle of PICO

- radiography

What are the principles for the development of clinical guidelines

- management should be based on the best evidence and should include guidance on the level of evidence of certain provisions of the proposed CRL

What is meant by a national clinical guidelines

- effective tool for continuous, measurable improvement, as the everyday health care and improve the quality of health services

What is meant by an open method of study

- All participants in the study are aware of the conduct of the clinical trial

What is meant by a double "blind" method

- method of "blindness", where belonging of a particular group does not know the patient, the doctor and the organizers (statistical processing)

What is meant by a double "blind" method

- a method belonging to a certain group that does not know neither the patient nor the doctor

What is meant by a simple "blind" method

- membership of a particular group does not know the patient, but the doctor knows

Which of the following options apply to the true criteria of treatment effectiveness

- Improving the quality of life, reduction in the incidence of complications, alleviating the symptoms of the disease

What is meant is the true criteria of treatment effectiveness

- basic indicators related to the activity of the patient

How many groups of patients should at least be in randomized controlled trials

- 2 groups

What is meant by a meta-analysis

- quantitative systematic review of the literature and a quantitative synthesis of the primary data to obtain summary statistics

The researcher must decide how comparable group of patients included in the study, with patients, to whom he is going to use (demographic characteristics, severity and duration of illness, comorbidities, the proportion of men and women, there are no contraindications to diagnostic and / or therapeutic interventions etc.). What are the names given in the example, the criteria

- inclusion criteria

How is the sample that is not representative

- selection bias

The main goal of any organization is to improve the quality of care through the establishment of programs for the development of clinical practice guidelines and their implementation in practice through international cooperation

- The international network of developers of clinical guidelines

What is the type of study design is the most short-term

- Cross-sectional study

Which of the following levels of evidence corresponds to the following definition: "strong negative evidence: there is enough compelling evidence to rule out that method of the recommendations

- E

Which of the following levels of evidence corresponds to the following definition: "sufficient negative evidence: there is enough evidence to recommend the elimination of the use of this method in a given situation

- D

Which of the following levels of evidence corresponds to the following definition: "there is not sufficient evidence: the evidence is insufficient to make a recommendation, but the recommendations can be given, taking into account other circumstances

- C

Which of the following levels of evidence corresponds to the following definition: "the relative strength of the evidence: there is enough evidence for recommending the proposal

- B

Which of the following levels of evidence corresponds to the following definition: "convincing evidence: there is strong evidence in favor of this method

- A

Which of the following terms correspond to the following definition: "an instrument of implementation of clinical guidelines, which is a regulatory document that governs the provision of the necessary volume of medical care for specific clinical condition or disease, which is the main instrument in monitoring activities and successor documents regulating the process of providing medical services

- clinical protocol

Which of the following terms correspond to the following definition: "systematically developed statements or recommendations to assist the practitioner in choosing an appropriate method of diagnosis and treatment in specific clinical circumstances

- clinical guidelines

Which of the following characteristics characterized for clinical practice guidelines based on the principles of evidence-based medicine

- are the source of decision-making in health policy and its management

What kind of study design informs the existence of "experimental" (with the test intervention) and "control" (receiving placebo or "traditional", "standard" treatment)

- Randomized controlled trial

Which of the following options applies disability

-to clinical outcomes

Which of the following options is the frequency of the disease

-to clinical issues

Which of the following options applies generalizability

-the external characteristics of the sample

What is meant an internal validity

-the accuracy of the

Which of the following options applies quantitative approach

-to principles of clinical epidemiology

Which of the following options apply to the principles of clinical epidemiology

-the accuracy of the

Which of the following options is one of the basic principles of clinical epidemiology

-generalizability

Which of the following embodiments refers to components clinical question

-forecast

Which of the following options related to clinical outcomes in clinical epidemiology

-disability

Which of the following options related to one of the components of an application problem

-Exodus

What is meant by the fourth step in evidence-based medicine

-the use of scientific evidence into practice

What is meant by the third step in evidence-based medicine

-critical analysis of scientific information

Three kinds of soul according to Aristotle

>Vegetative >Sensitive >Rational

According to the Sophists, success was the ability to gain and hold onto

>Wealth >Fame >Power

Medieval philosophy has developed five core principles

>theocentrism >creationism >providentialism >personalism >revelationism

The main three representatives of Hermeneutics

>Shleermacher >Dilthey >Gadamer

Find three the most important works of Hegel

>Phenomenology of Spirit >Logics >The Philosophy of Right

Find three the most important works of Kant

>Critique of Pure Reason >Critique of Practical Reason >Critique of the Power of Judgment

The main representatives of Reformation are

>Martin Luther >John Calvin >John Knox

Western philosophy of Medieval period had two main sources of its formation

>Ancient Greek philosophy >Holy Bible

Atomist are

>Leucippus >Democritus

Sophists are

>Protagoras >Gorgias >Hippias >Callicles

Representatives of school of the Cynicism are

>Antisthenes >Diogenes of Sinope

The major philosophies of China are

>Confucianism >Mohism >Legalism >Daoism

The Heterodox schools in Indian philosophy are

>Jain >Buddhist >Charvaka

The orthodox schools in Indian philosophy are

>Vaisesika >Samkhya >Yoga >Purva Mimamsa

Axiology is usually divided into two main parts

>ethics >aesthetics

Representatives of Classical philosophy are

>Plato >Socrates >Aristotle

Representatives of Contemporary philosophy are

>Comte >Sartre

Representatives of Pluralists are

>Anaxagoras >Empedocles

Representatives of Eleatic school are

>Zeno >Melissus >Parmenides

Representatives of Miletus school are

>Thales >Anaximender

Representatives of Medieval philosophy are

>Justin philosoher >Thomas Aquinas >Ibn Sina

Representatives of Modern philosophy are

>Bacon >Descartes

Continental rationalism is usually reserved for three great European philosophers

> Descartes > Spinoza > Leibniz

Freud divided the personality into three components

> Id > Ego > Superego

Philosophical methods are

> rational > irrational > descriptive > prescriptive > deduction

Founders of Marxism are

> Marx > Engels

The Branches of Philosophy are

> epistemology > metaphysics > axiology

Philosophers of the Socratic period are

> Aristotle > Plato

Philosophers of the pre-Socratics are

> Democritus > Anaximander

Spiritual culture includes

> Knowledge > creative activity > values > communication

German classical idealists are

> Kant > Fichte > Schelling > Hegel

Schools of German classical philosophy are

> idealism > materialism

Pragmatic Philosophers are

> Pierce > James > Dewey > Rorty

Phenomenological Philosophers are

> Husserl > Heidegger

Existential Philosophers are

> Kierkegaard > Nietzsche > Sartre

Idealist Philosophers are

> Kant > Fichte > Schelling > Hegel

Political Philosophers are

> Hobbes > Locke > Rousseau > Marx

The mainstreams of Modern philosophy are

> rationalism > empiricism

Principle concerns of modern philosophers are

> metaphysics > epistemology

Key concepts of the modernity were

> technological progress > revolution > economic growth

Representatives of rationalism are

> Descartes > Spinoza > Leibniz

Representatives of empiricism are

> Bacon > Hobbes > Locke > Hume

Greek physicians believed that the entire person was affected by imbalance between the four "humors"

> blood > phlegm > black bile > yellow bile

The main representatives of European Medieval Philosophy are

> Augustine of Hippo > Thomas Aquinas

Idols of the mind, according to Bacon

> Idols of the Tribe >Idols of the Cave >Idols of the Marketplace >Idols of the Theatre

The most unworthy individuals in Kazakh society were

> unmarried man > barren woman

Happiness in a traditional Kazakh culture is always understood in connection with

> fertility > marriage

"The Kazakhstani School of Dialectics” developed the ideas of

> Classical German philosophy > Marxist principles

A peculiar syncretism of Kazakh philosophy and culture is represented by peaceful coexistence of

> Islam > local traditions of Tengryian and other religious beliefs

Kazakh traditional cultural notions are

> yrym   > kut > aruakhs

Hegelian triad is

>Hegel's dialectic

Kant’s ethical system is

>deontology

“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might” and loving “thy neighbor as thyself”. It shows

> Agape

It refers to the paternal love of God for man and for man for God but is extended to include a brotherly love for all humanity

> Agape

The Greek term which is incorporated not just friendship, but also loyalties to family and polis-one are political community, job, or discipline is

> Philia

Greek word is used to refer to that part of love constituting a passionate, intense desire for something; it is often referred to as a sexual desire is

> Eros

According to Hegel which of the following is the prerequisite for the emergence of philosophy

> revolutionary spirit

One of the representatives of German philosophy, subjective idealist, agnostic is

> Kant

In “Transcendental Analytic” Kant maintained that physics is a priori and synthetic because in its ordering of experience it uses is

> Experience

How does law of pure practical reason impinge on our consciousness

> by constricting the influence of our desires, and by the feeling of elevation in one’s own freedom

Central Asian shaman, esteemed and treated with respect, was a distinguished personality among nomadic Kazakhs

> baqsy

In the Kazakh myths-legends the creator of the first musical instrument, kobyz, was

> Korkyt

A person who were to be able to establish contact with spirits and to satisfy other necessities of the clan members in Turkic and Kazakh culture

> shaman

Author of "Divan Lugat At-Turk" ("Dictionary of Turkish adverbs") is

> Kashgari

Author of paper "The Traces of Shamanism at the Kyrgyz" is

> Walikhanov

What is the most significant events in a human life according to Kazakhs

> marriage

To become a human in Kazakh society means

> to become a family man

The maturity and work abilities of the man in Kazakh culture were understood as dependent on his attitude to

> woman

Which historical event took place within Kant’s lifetime

> French revolution

Whom might Hume consider the best model to follow in terms of methodology

> Newton

What does Kant say about Hume’s refutation of the reality of causality

> That it would be true of noumenal things, but not phenomenal things

What kind of idea does Locke consider our idea infinite

> simple

How do we come to infer a connection between cause and effect in Hume’s mind

> habit

What city did Kant live in all his life

> Konigsberg

What is Kant’s view of determinism

> true in the phenomenal world, but freedom depends on the noumenal

The theoretical expansions developed by Vladimir Lenin

> leninism

The phrase "Marxism-Leninism" was introduced by

> Joseph Stalin

A term used to describe the class of wage-earners in a capitalist society whose only possession of significant material value is their labour-power is

> proletariat

A political ideology combining the scientific socialist concepts theorized by K. Marx and F. Engels with the theoretical expansions developed by V. Lenin is

> marxism-leninism

Official ideology of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was

> marxism-leninism

In modern society who owns the means of production

> capitalists

Which of the following thinkers had the great impact on Marx

> Hegel

The concept of social structure has a long history including Karl Marx who gave the analysis is

> class stratification

Materialistic view of history was first introduced by

> Marx

The definition of public economic formation was first developed by

> Marx

A socio-economic and political worldview or inquiry based on a materialist interpretation of historical development is

> marxism

Spontaneity, acting in attunement with the energies of (both internal and external) nature is

>ziran

In Plato’s metaphysics, the world of ideal Forms, a world that is unchanging, a world we can know only through reason is

>World of Being

In Plato’s metaphysics, the world we live in, the world of change and objects perceived by the senses is

>World of Becoming

The ideal of human thinking - although it is by no means agreed what sorts of principles or personalities are most wise is

>wisdom

The power of mind that allows us to choose our own actions or at least choose what we will try to do is

>will

Worldview; a way of looking at and understanding the world is

>Weltanschauung

A vision of the ideal society, usually without much indication about how one could possibly get there is

>utopia

The moral philosophy that says that we should act in such ways as to make the greatest number of people as happy as possible is

>utilitarianism

The view that philosophy throughout the world has the same concerns and methods is

>universalism

The ability to be applied to everyone without exception. This is an essential feature of moral principles, according to Immanuel Kant and others is

>universalizability

Friedrich Nietzsche’s conception of a superior person, who might replace us in the future is

>Ubermensch

In traditional rationalism, a belief that can be justified solely by appeal to reason, through intuition or by deduction from premises based upon intuition is

>truth of reason

In Descartes, the real self, the self that discovers its own existence (beyond any doubt) by catching itself in the act of thinking is

>thinking self

The theoretical study and interpretation of religious doctrines, practices, and experiences is

>theology

The belief that each phenomenon has a purpose, end, or goal is

>teleology

A trivially true statement, or a statement that is necessarily true by virtue of its form is

>tautology

Chinese school of thought that seeks to restore one’s attunement with the rhythms and energies of nature by eliminating the habits we have acquired through socialization and by perceiving in a receptive manner is

>Taoism

The essential reality of a thing or things that underlies the various properties and changes of properties is

>substance

An idea that might be said to be true for the person who believes it but possibly for no one else is

>subjective truth

Ancient movement in philosophy that taught self-control and aimed to minimize passion, with a willingness to endure whatever fate has in store is

>stoicism

What is most essential to individual human existence; in some religions, including Christianity, that aspect of the person that survives death

>soul

The view that we can know only of the existence of our own minds, sometimes called the egocentric predicament is

>solipsism

An agreement, tacit or explicit, between all members of society, in which each citizen gives up certain rights and privileges in return for the protection and mutual advantage of society is

>social contract

The philosophical belief that knowledge is not possible, that doubt will not be overcome by any valid arguments is

>skepticism

How do humans differ from animals

>Humans can infer necessary connections between events by means of reason

The patient (and the person treating the patient) has the right to be treated with dignity is

>Respect for persons

Rule which concerns the distribution of scarce health resources, and the decision of who gets what treatment is

>Justice

When a practitioner should act in the best interest of the patient is

>Beneficence

When the patient has the right to refuse or choose their treatment is

>Respect for autonomy

Material culture includes

>Any kind of material activity (production)

Norms that are related to values which people consider essential to their survival are

>Mores

Objects, gestures, sounds, or images that represent something other than themselves, can be either multivocal or univocal are

>Symbols

It is specific guidelines for action that specify how people should behave in particular situations

>Norms

It is that which has meaning for man and society

>Value

The rejection of belief in the existence of deities is

>Atheism

The belief that the existence or non-existence of deities or God is currently unknown or unknowable and cannot be proven is

> Agnosticism

The belief that multiple deities may or may not exist, though there is a single supreme deity is

>Henotheism

The belief that multiple deities exist which rule the universe as separate and individual entities is

> Polytheism

The belief that a single deity exists which rules the universe as a separate and individual entity is

> Monotheism

The belief that God does exist but does not interfere with human life and the laws of the universe; God is transcendent is

>Deism

The belief that God encompasses all things of the cosmos but that God is greater than the cosmos; God is both immanent and transcendent is

>Panentheism

The belief that God exists as all things of the cosmos, that God is one and all is God is

>Pantheism

The belief in the existence of one or more divinities or deities is

> Theism

A branch of philosophy concerned with questions regarding religion, including the nature and existence of God, the examination of religious experience, analysis of religious vocabulary and texts, and the relationship of religion and science is

>Philosophy of Religion

The field of social philosophy and ethics that attempts to explain the nature of love is

>Philosophy of love

Generally, a theory of knowledge focusing on the role of experience, especially experience based on perceptual observations by the senses is

>Empiricism

The knowledge that is known by experience (that is, it is empirical, or arrived at afterward is

>a posteriori knowledge

The knowledge independent of experience (that is, it is non-empirical, or arrived at beforehand, usually by reason) is

>a priori knowledge

The quality or state of being aware of an external object or something within oneself is

>consciousness

Philosophical category that designates how various material objects are correlated with one another is

>space

A generalized image of an object perceived earlier is

>notion

The fundamental concepts reflecting the most essential, law-governed connections and relationships of reality is

>philosophical categories

A method which is the antithesis of materialist dialectics is

>metaphysics

A method of argument or exposition that systematically weighs contradictory facts or ideas with a view to the resolution of their real or apparent contradictions is

>dialectics

Type of euthanasia where a person is killed against their expressed wishes is

>involuntary euthanasia

Type of euthanasia where a person is unable to give their consent (for example, because they are in a coma or are severely brain damage and another person takes the decision on their behalf is

>non-voluntary euthanasia

Type of euthanasia where a person makes a conscious decision to die and asks for help to do this is

>voluntary euthanasia

Type of euthanasia where a person causes death by withholding or withdrawing treatment that is necessary to maintain life is

>passive euthanasia