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INTRODUCTION TO BIOETHICS Flashcards

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moral principles that govern a person’s behavior or the conduct
of an activity

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Ethics

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greek word for ethics

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ethos

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set of rules that society have to agree about living with other
people

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Ethics

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moral philosophy

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Ethics

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branch of philosophy that involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong conduct.

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Ethics

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Ethics of life

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Bioethics

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Life of science

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Biology

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Professional ethics in allied health

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Bioethics

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often known as medical ethics or clinical ethics

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Bioethics

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Philosophical study of ethical issues

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Bioethics

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Application of the basic principles of ethics to the new possibilities

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Bioethics

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Interdisciplinary study of problems brought about by biological and medical progress and its impact in the society and value system

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Bioethics

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Bioethics us preceded by what?

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medical ethics

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Bioethics is the primary focus of?

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  • medical ethics
  • animal ethics
  • environmental ethics
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Doctors use their knowledge and power to:

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  • benefit the sick
  • do no harm
  • preserve life
  • keep in strictext confidence any patient information
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when did it become evident that medical ethics was no longer sufficient to meet comtemporary challenges?

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after WWII

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Why do we study Bioethics?

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  • address perennial ethical problems, issues, dilemmas
    confronting health care workers and their patients
  • address legal problems in health care with ethical concerns
  • address the challenges of modern technology
  • enhance professional development and ethical values of health care professionals
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Principles of Bioethics

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  • Autonomy
  • Non-maleficence
  • Beneficence
  • Justice
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Principles of Bioethics

freedom of choice

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Autonomy

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Principles of Bioethics

do no harm

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Non-maleficence

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Principles of Bioethics

do good

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Beneficence

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Principles of Bioethics

fairness and equality

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Justice

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Principles of Bioethics

can principles overlap and compete with each other for priority?

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yes pu

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Principles of Bioethics

Considering patient’s desires within
the bounds of accepted treatment

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Autonomy

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Principles of Bioethics

Involving patients in making decisions

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Autonomy

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Principles of Bioethics

Considering patients’ needs, desires, and abilities

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Autonomy

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Principles of Bioethicsv

Safeguarding patients’ privacy

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Autonomy

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Principles of Bioethics

Protecting patient from harm

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Non-maleficence

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Principles of Bioethics

No intentional harm or injury
be done on the patient

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Non-maleficence

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Principles of Bioethics

Knowing one’s own limitations

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Non-maleficence

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Principles of Bioethics

Knowing when delegation of patients’ care to trainees is
appropriate

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Non-maleficence

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Principles of Bioethics

Service to the patient and the public at large

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Beneficence

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Principles of Bioethics

Duty to promote patient’s welfare

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Beneficence

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Principles of Bioethics

Competent and timely delivery of health care

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Beneficence

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Principles of Bioethics

To always act in the best interest of the patient

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Beneficence

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Principles of Bioethics

Delivering health care without prejudice
nor discrimination

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Justice

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Principles of Bioethics

Shall not deny service to patients due to race, color, creed, gender, nationality….

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Justice

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Principles of Bioethics

Attend to patients according to need

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Justice

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Principles of Bioethics

To always act in the best interest of the patient

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Justice

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

identify and clarify ethical questions

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Clinical Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

find ethically acceptable course/s of action

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Clinical Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

encourage honest and respectable communication among all patients

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Clinical Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

encourage honest and respectable communication among all patients

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Clinical Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

improve institutional responses to ethical dilemmas

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Clinical Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

challenged by the increased
collection and use of personal,
medical, biological information

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Genetics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

privacy and security

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Genetics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

challenge on autonomy

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Genetics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

consciousness

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Clinical Neuroethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

deep brain stimulation

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Clinical Neuroethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

enhancement in clinical setting

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Clinical Neuroethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

pain

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Clinical Neuroethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

death

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Clinical Neuroethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

Reproductive justice

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Reproductive Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

assisted reproduction

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Reproductive Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

restricting fertility

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Reproductive Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

abortion

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Reproductive Ethics

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Specific Areas in Bioethics

assisted reproduction examples

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  • surrogacy
  • genetic manipulation
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Specific Areas in Bioethics

restricting fertility examples

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  • sterilization
  • contraception
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Bioethical Issues

premature ending of a pregnancy

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

issue of intense moral and personal
concern

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

assisted reproduction

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surrogacy

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Bioethical Issues

gestatioinal surrogates

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surrogacy

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Bioethical Issues

Issue: exploitation of poor women who are desperate
for money

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surrogacy

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Bioethical Issues

Issue: complication of women’s bodies as
commodities

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surrogacy

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Bioethical Issues

Issue: the moral and ethical consequences of transforming a normal biological function of a
woman’s body into a commercial transaction

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surrogacy

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Bioethical Issues

sexuality

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

autonomy

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

politics

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

science

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

religion

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Abortion

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Bioethical Issues

complete genome

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Whole Genome Screening

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Bioethical Issues

allows for early determination of a newborn’s predisposition to certain diseases

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Whole Genome Screening

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Bioethical Issues

data and information release

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Whole Genome Screening

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Bioethical Issues

identifiability

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Whole Genome Screening

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Bioethical Issues

adequacy of consent

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Whole Genome Screening

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Bioethical Issues

stereotyping or stigmatization

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Whole Genome Screening

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Bioethical Issues

creating a new population of genetically
similar organisms

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

reproduction of human cells or tissues

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

individuals as sources of organs

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

human life becoming a commodity

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

safety and efficacy of procedures

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

use for destructive embryonic stem cell
research

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

effects on child/parent relationships

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Human Cloning

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Bioethical Issues

embryo as a source of undifferentiated
cells

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Stem Cell Research and Therapy

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Bioethical Issues

use of stem cells to treat diseases

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Stem Cell Research and Therapy

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Bioethical Issues

medical risks

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Stem Cell Research and Therapy

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Bioethical Issues

protection of the reproductive interests of
women

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Stem Cell Research and Therapy

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Bioethical Issues

confidentiality of donor information

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Stem Cell Research and Therapy

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Bioethical Issues

forces us to choose between preserving the life of the embryo and alleviating pain or suffering

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Stem Cell Research and Therapy

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Bioethical Issues

improving the human society or race by selectively

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

aims to reduce human suffering by “breeding out” disease, disabilities and so-called undesirable characteristics from the human population

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

horrible abuses committed in the name of eugenics through coercive polici

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

how new genetic knowledge is used

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

confidentiality of donor information

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

social inequality

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

subjectivity of perfection

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Eugenics

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Bioethical Issues

fails to see the
dignity of the human
person

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

Mercy should be extended
without inducing death

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

good death

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

ending the life of an individual to cease
pain or suffering

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

assisted suicide or mercy-killing

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

sanctity of life

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

autonomy and human rights

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Euthanasia

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Bioethical Issues

doctor-patient relationship

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Euthanasia

105
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Bioethical Issues

reversion of death

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Cryonics

106
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Bioethical Issues

freezing to reanimate

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Cryonics

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Bioethical Issues

temp for cryonics

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  • 196 C or - 320.8 F
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Bioethical Issues

Autonomy and rights of a person

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Cryonics

109
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Bioethical Issues

right and dignity of the healthcare team

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Cryonics

110
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Bioethical Issues

Non-maleficence

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Cryonics

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