Ethics 1

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is a practical and normative science based on reason that studies human acts and provides norms for their goodness or badness.

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ethics

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refers to certain knowledge revealed by God to humans, which one cannot fully understand but has to accept as true because God said so

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Divine revelation

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are done with with knowledge and full consent

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human acts

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refers to those which are performed in the absence of either knowledge or consent or both

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acts of man

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this refers to a situation in which one’s conscience errs or is mistaken

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erroneous conscience

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refers to all diverse ethical formulations of general and universal concepts and principles that serve as the foundation of morality

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general ethics

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general ethics is sometimes called as

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normative ethical inquiry

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this is the scientific study of morality that is interested in what factually is the case, and not in what ought to be the case

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applied ethics

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is the oldest phase of bioethical exploration, is a formulation of ethical norms for the conduct of healthcare professionals in the treatment of patients

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medical ethics

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was drafted in 1947 as a response to the Nazi practice of conducting hazardous and, oftentimes, fatal experiments on healthy inmates.

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Nuremberg Code

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The code has attempted to humanize the cruel and barbaric nature of experiments using human specimens conducted in many German concentration caps.

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Nuremberg Code

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This is the third stage in the development of bioethical inquiry

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public policy