MORALITY OF ABORTION, RAPE AND OTHER PROBLEMS RELATED TO DESTRUCTION OF LIFE Flashcards

1
Q

expulsion of a living
fetus from a mother’s womb
before it is viable.

  • _____is defined as the
    termination of pregnancy,
    spontaneously or by induction
    [sic], before viability (Dr.
    Hellegers)
A

abortion

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2
Q

the expulsion of the fetus
through natural or
accidental causes

A

Natural/Spontaneous

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3
Q

induced expulsion of a living
fetus before it has become
viable.

A

Direct or Intentional

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4
Q

expulsion
of a living fetus to save the
mother from the danger of death
brought on by pregnancy

A

Therapeutic

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5
Q

recommended in
cases where certain defects are
discovered in the developing
fetus.

A

Eugenic

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6
Q

What is the moral issue of abortion?

A

Moralists point to the difficult question
regarding the beginning of human life
as the moral issue of this practice. When
does life begin? Is the fetus a person?

Fetus or a person? Where does life begin?

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7
Q

Another variation of the central issue is
the question:

A

When does the human
soul fuse or unite with the body? From
the moment of conception? During a
certain stage of fetal development? At
viability?
● At birth or after birth?

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8
Q

Engaging another person in a
sexual act or sexual
intercourse through the use
of force and without the
consent of the sexual partner

A

RAPE

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9
Q

rape involves someone
known to the victim.

A

Acquaintance rape

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10
Q

is the act of sexual intercourse
with a person younger than the age of legal
consent

A

Statutory rape

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11
Q
  • being forced to perform sexual acts
    they did pot wish perform and being physically
    abused during sex.
A

Marital rape

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12
Q

Nursing ethics arise from the principle of
______________, or not doing harm.

Under this principle, nurses have a duty to
treat people with compassion and to respect
the inherent worth and dignity of each
individual.

A

non-maleficence,

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