BIOETHICS

Question 1

How we make judgements in regard to right or wrong.

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ETHICS

Question 2

Rules of action or conduct , having bound legal force.

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LAW

Question 3

Emanates from judicial decisions

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COMMON LAW

Question 4

Arises from legislative bodies

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STATUTORY LAW

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Flows from rules and regulations

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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

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Flows from rules and regulations

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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Question 7

Person who brings an action in a court law

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PLAINTIFF

Question 8

Person whom against an action is brought

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DEFENDANT

Question 9

Legally sufficient to establish a case

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PRIMA FACIE

Question 10

What is the Highest Court?

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SUPREME COURT

Question 11

It is a neutral third party

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ARBITRATION

Question 12

Inner subjective set of feelings

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WORLD VIEW OR VALUE SYSTEMS

Question 13

Unbridgeable gap between fact and value

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HUME’S LAW

Question 14

He created a value development

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LAWRENCE KOHLBERG

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KOHLBERG STAGE OF MORAL REASONING

Punishment/disobedience

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PRECONVENTIONAL

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Please others (age 7-12)

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CONVENTIONAL

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Personal conscience (age 12 above)

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POSTCONVENTIONAL

Question 18

It was popularized in the 1970s and 1980s by sociologist Morris Massey

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GENERATIONAL THEORY

Question 19

It a thoughts, feelings, opinions and beliefs.

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WORLD VIEW SYSTEMS

Question 20

Is ought the same, individual devoid of other regarding impulses

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HEDONISTIC VALUE SYSTEM

Question 21

Try to adopt or listen to standpoint

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STANDPOINT THEORY

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THE SYSTEM OF PUBLIC LAW

deals with relationship between citizen and citizen.

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PRIVATE LAW

Question 23

Relationships between private parties and the government.

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PUBLIC LAW

Question 24

healthcare providers practice and licensure acts.

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STATUTORY LAW

Question 25

It is a rules , regulations, orders and decisions created by administrative agencies.

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ADMINISTRATIVE LAWS

Question 26

Prohibits conduct injurious to public orders and provides for punishment.

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CRIMINAL LAW

Question 27

Regulates relations of nations to each other.

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INTERNATIONAL LAW

Question 28

Tells us what is right and wrong , good and evil.

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VALUES

Question 29

Judge rightness or wrongness, the right thing to do is the good thing to do.

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TELEOLOGICAL (CONSEQUENCE ORIENTED)THEORIES

Question 30

Who are the father of UTILITARIANISM?

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JEREMY BENTHAM AND JOHN STUART MILL

Question 31

Decision based on possible alternatives of action.

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ACT OF UTILITARIANISM

Question 32

Action deemed to be right

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RULE UTILITARIANISM

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DEONTOLOGICAL (DUTY-ORIENTED) THEORIES Basic rightness or wrongness of acts

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DUTY- ORIENTED THEORIES

Question 34

Based on him Morality derived from rationality, not from experience.

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IMMANUEL KANT

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Command derived from principle

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IMPERATIVE

Question 36

Focus on characteristics, traits, or virtues a good person

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VALUE ETHICS

Question 37

Existence of legal duty from defendant to plaintiff

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TORT ACTION

Question 38

Unintentional commission or ommission of act a person would

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NEGLIGENCE

Question 39

COMMON FORMS OF NEGLIGENCE Execution of unlawful or improper act.

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MALFEASANCE

Question 40

Improper performance of act.

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MISFEASANCE

Question 41

Failure to perform an act

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NONFEASANCE

Question 42

Reckless disregard for safety of another

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CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE

Question 43

No physical contact, verbally cursing or threatening someone

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ASSAULT

Question 44

Offensive touching and bodily injury

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BATTERY

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DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER written defamation, harmed reputation of others

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LIBEL

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Spoken or oral defamation

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SLANDER

Question 47

Illegal confinement against individual

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FALSE IMPRISONMENT

Question 48

It is not for health care reason for examining patient's record

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INVASION OF PRIVACY

Question 49

Binds both health practitioner and patient

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VERACITY

Question 50

It is an acts of mercy and Charity

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BENEFICENCE

Question 51

Not to inflict evil or harm

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NON-MALIFIECNCE

Question 52

secondary effects may be foreseen but can never be intended outcomes.

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PRINCIPLE OF DOUBLE EFFECT

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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND RIGHTS Equated to the law of god such as golden role.

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NATURAL RIGHTS

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Universal moral rights exist prior to and independent

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NATURAL LIBERTIES

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All humans equally separated from beasts of the field , positive rights.

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HUMANS RIGHTS

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Duties of perfect obligation, Duties of imperfect obligation, Moral rights.

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JOHN STUART MILL

Question 57

Force or mechanism for selection or bargain reached by initial agents

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CONTRACTARIAN THEORY

Question 58

Living in the state of nature do not come to the tables as equals

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HOBBESIAN MODEL

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Original position, veil of ignorance, seen in the fair opportunity rule.

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JOHN RAWLS