Ethical

Question 0

Deontology

Answer 0

Moral choices made following certain rules, regardless of situation

Question 1

Utilitarianism

Answer 1

“Greatest good for the greater number” lesser of two evils

Question 2

Virtue theory

Answer 2

Concerned with how we should be. Often patients become object through which to express virtue

Question 3

3 R’s

Answer 3

Reduce refine replace, 1959

Question 4

Framework for ethical matrix

Answer 4

Identify courses possible for action
Establish interests of affected parties 
Identify ethical issues involved
Establish legal position of dilemma
Choose course of action
Minimise impact of decision

Question 5

Guiding principles of ethical matrix, well being choice and fairness

Answer 5

Well being: non-malefience- animal suffering may be necessary, beneficence- promoting good after non-maleficience
Choice: autonomy- right of individual to be self governing
Fairness: justice- treat all animals and people the same

Question 6

Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act

Answer 6

1986 ONLY NECESSARY SUFFERING TO ANIMALS given by act

Specific: place, person, animal, act

Question 7

Licensing rules

Answer 7

No person shall apply a regulated procedure unless they
a) hold a PERSONAL licence
b) programme of work specified in a PROJECT
licence
c) the PLACE where the procedure is carried out is specified in both personal
licence and the project licence