Start by finishing these questions: (if you lost your wrksht. I have a few half-copies)
5. Why does Skloot choose this section of the Nuremberg Code?
Skloot quotes the part of the Nuremberg Code that talks about “voluntary consent” (p. 131)
being necessary for human experimentation—testing research on humans. Skloot uses this
portion of the code to advance her purpose that informed consent is important when
experimenting on people. Skloot also notes there were “rules protecting laboratory animals” (p.
131) but not for “humans until Nuremberg” (p. 131).
6. Why did the Nuremberg Code never pass a law in the US?
7-8. Explain the two perspectives present in the case brought before
the Board of Regents? Which one supports Skloot’s purpose?
9.-10.Compare the case of B. Bjoklund and Southam. What happened to
each scientist? Which case brought about change in scientific practices?
Quiz #3--Read and answer the 10 multiple choice questions (circle the complete answer please)