Ethics

What is Euthanasia?

• Mercy-killing

• Proactive

• Killing with consent

• Involuntary

Two types of Euthanasia

• By reason of the manner of attaining death and By reason of patients consent

• Active and Passive

• Voluntary and Involuntary

• Vitalism and Utilitarianism

3 major outlook towards life

• Euthanasia, suicide and pain

• Vitalism, Utilitarianism and Life is Sacred

• Good, vital and commitment

• Nice, amazing and great

Active taking of steps by the physician or the caregiver to end the life of the patient

• Active Euthanasia

• Passive Euthanasia

• Voluntary Euthanasia

• Imvoluntary Euthanasia

Human is valuable only when it is able to sustain a certain level of human functionong. It refers on the "quality of life"

• Life is Sacred

• Vitalism

• Utilitarianism

• Voluntary

Two meanings of sexual act

• Unitive and Procreative

• Contraception and Life

• Mutual understanding and Love

Contraception means

• Against conception

• Pro conception

• Vital to life

• Yes to conception

Example of Active Euthanasia

• Inserting Potassium chloride to the patient

• Inserting morphine to the patient

• Letting patient to breathe on a machine with oxygen

• Chlorine is inserted the veins of the patient to help him to survive

True or false: LIFE IS SACRED refers to the value of human life is not measured in terms of its capacity to function or perform a certain level of human functioning

• TRUE

• FALSE