1st Paper Flashcards

(47 cards)

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Quickening

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First detectable move of the foetus

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Ensoulment

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When the foetus receives it’s soul

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3
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Fertility treatment

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Medical assistance to help an infertile couple have children

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In vitro fertilisation

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Method of making a woman pregnant, without sex, involving sperm and egg placed into a test tube

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5
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Artificial insemination

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Sperm inserted into a woman’s vagina to assist pregnancy

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6
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Surrogacy

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Another woman’s egg is implanted into another woman’s womb

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Human engineering

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Modification of a gene to make or change feature of a human

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Embryology

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Study of human embryos

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Embryos

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Fertilised egg, 12-14 days old. Implanted into the wall of a woman’s womb

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10
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Designer babies

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Babies characteristics and genders have been chosen by their parents

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Stem cell

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Taken from 4-5 day old embryos

Whose role in the body is yet to be determined

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Saviour sibling

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A brother or sister genetically compatible with the sick sibling. It is born to use the stem cells for the sick sibling

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Cloning

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Scientific method which makes animals or plants to be created with exactly the same genetic make up because the Original DNA was used

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14
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Quality of life is more important, sometimes no life is better

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Joseph fletcher

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15
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God gives life and takes it away

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BIBLE

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16
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Honour your mother and father

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BIBLE

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17
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AN EYE FOR AN EYE

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BIBLE - CRIME

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18
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The love of money is at the root of all evil

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BIBLE

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FATHER FORGIVE THEM

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You cannot serve both money and god

21
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Allah makes who he pleases infertile

22
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Purgatory

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A time of spiritual cleansing and preparation before heaven

23
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Reincarnation

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Being born again in another form

-Hindus

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Rebirth

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Continuing life in another form

-Buddhism

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Ageism
Discrimination against the elderly
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Euthanasia
Inducing a painless death by agreeing to ease suffering
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Voluntary euthanasia
A person gives consent to die
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Non-voluntary euthanasia
When a person is not able to give consent | Coma or child
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Passive euthanasia
When a patient dies braise doctors stop something that is keeping them alive - live support machine
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Active euthanasia
When doctors or other people do something that causes the patient to die - injection
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Assisted suicide
A person gives some lethal drugs to end their life
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Dignitas
A Swiss organisation that helps people end their life
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Palliative care
Care that doesn't cute but will make an ill person more comfortable
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Extra ordinary means
Someone kept alive on life support machines | -expensive
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Drug
A substance that effects the mind or body when taken
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Drug abuse
Using drugs in a way that is harmful to the user
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Social drugs
Drugs used in social situations that can be addictive
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Rehabilitation
Process by which addicts are helped with the addiction
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Crime
An offence which is punishable by law
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Sin
A religious offence
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Punishment
Something done to a person because they have broken the law
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Retribution
Punishment seeks revenge, to get your own back
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Vindication.
Offenders must be punished to prove the law is right
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Reformation
To change a criminals behaviour for the better
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Deterrence
To put people off committing crimes
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Reparation
To repay debt to society | Community service
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Conception
When the sperm meets the egg