WorksheetsIntroduction to Bioethics
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 21mins
Derived from the greek word ____ or _____ which means "custom" or "character".
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Defined as the philosophical science that deals with the morality or human conduct.
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What is ethics based on lecture? SATA
Defined as the philosopical science that deals with the morality of human conduct.
As a normative philosophical science, systematically establishes the standard or norms of human acts.
It is a science of philosophy of imperative ethics
It determines whether humans act as good or bad and right or wrong.
3 Imperatives of Ethics
Existence of God
Existence of human freedom
Existence of afterlife
Indefensable knowledge
Right or wrong
The 3 Importance of Ethics
It is an indispensable knowledge
The only measure of what man ought to be
None of the above
The foundation of every human society
"It knows" - the intellect acts as the thinking faculty of the human person.
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"It chooses" - it does or implemengs what it has chosen, whatever the will has choses- the will executes.
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Natural science that deals with the issue of life.
The science that deals with the multifarious dimensions and domain of all life forms.
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Who first introduced "bioethics" in 1969?
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The two person who founded the Hasting center ( Bioethics Center) ?
Daniel Callahan
Willard Gaylin
Bruce I. Blum
Everett Rogers
Is a discipline that deals with the ethical implication of biological research.
Is the study of ethical issues that emanate from the changes and development in the life science technology
Is a branch of ethics that analyze moral values in the context of biomedical science.
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In general, Bioethics deals with the life sciences, namely:
Medicine, healthcare, genetics, biology, research
Healthcare, medicine, genetics, topography
Genetics, theory, medicine, biology, physics
A domain in the practice of the healthcare profession that sets the standards or guidelines relative to studies, inquiries, and decision on the lart of healthcare professionals in the relation to the delivery of healthcare.
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Pertain to the normative moral system that injuncts (command) a kind of behavior that is expected of a professional.
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Is a theory that suggest actions are good or bad according to a clear set of rules.
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This theory is concerned with the consequences of actions which means the basic standard for our actions being morally right or wrong depends on the good or evil generated.
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A theory holds that an actiom is good if its result in maximum satisfaction for a large number of people who are likely to get affected by actions.
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Is one of the founding fathers of philosophy and has a massive impact on the history of western thought.
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A greek philosopher, and protégé of Plato is considered the Father of the Scientific Method, the creator of formal logic, and one of the greatest thinkers.
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Has emerged as perhaps the most influential thinker of the recent past.
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One of the most influential philosophers of all time
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Is known today chiefly as the father of utilitarianism.
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He changed the way in which the modern world views and legal system address, the issue of individual liberty of thought, expression, lifestyle, and action.
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