ETHICO- LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS

Question 1

physician retrieves one or more eggs by
laparoscopy or by passing a needle through the
vaginal wall.

Answer 1

Assisted Reproductive Techniques

Question 2

3 Alternative Methods of Birth

Answer 2

Water birth
Hypnosis (HypnoBirthing)
Acupuncture and acupressure

Question 3

Ethical Issues:
• Autonomy – informed consent
• Beneficence
• Maleficence/Non-maleficence
• Weighing of risk – benefit and justice

Answer 3

Acupuncture and acupressure birthing

Question 4

Ethical Issues:
• Autonomy – informed consent
• Beneficence and Justice
• Maleficence/Non-maleficence

Answer 4

water birth

Question 5

Ethical Issues:
• Autonomy – informed consent
• Beneficence
• Maleficence/Non-maleficence

Answer 5

Hypnobirthing

Question 6

Anti-Violence Against Women and
Their Children Act of 2004 - AN ACT DEFINING
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN,
PROVIDING FOR PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR
VICTIMS, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES THEREFORE

Answer 6

RA NO. 9262

Question 7

Victims of domestic violence may seek protections as
provided for in RA 9262.

Answer 7

Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act

Question 8

Mandates primary protection under the law of the
dignity of employees/applicants, and students
declaring sexual harassment as an unlawful act in the
workplace and educational and training institutions.

Answer 8

RA 7877 Anti Sexual Harassment Act of 1995

Question 9

provides a more extensive
definition of rape as a criminal act. It defined rape as a public
crime rather than its original legal provision from the Revised
Penal Code as a private crime or a “Crime Against Chastity”

Answer 9

RA 8353 Anti-Rape Law of 1997

Question 10

IVF

Answer 10

In Vitro Fertilization