PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Flashcards

1
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It is a system of moral principles.

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ETHICS

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2
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Greek word which means habit or
character.

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ETHOS

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3
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It identifying and building principles of right or wrong conduct.

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ETHICS

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4
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System of belief and behavior (PRINCIPLE)

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ETHICS

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5
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It distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.

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MORALITY

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6
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It help us to distinguish between right and wrong.

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MORALITY

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7
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MORAL

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HONESTY

RESPECT

RESPONSIBLE

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8
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IMMORAL

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DISHONESTY

DISRESPECT

DISRESPONSIBLE

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9
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The word ‘normative’ is an adjective which comes from the word ‘NORM’,

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STANDARD

RULE

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10
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It focus on what they makes an action a moral action.

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NORMATIVE ETHICAL THEORIES

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11
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Greek DEON, meaning

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OBLIGATION

NECESSITY

THAT WHICH IS BINDING

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12
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It tell you what your moral duties are.

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DEONTOLOGICAL THEORIES

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13
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Respect for persons

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KANT’S THEORY

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14
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Theory of morality on categorical imperative command.

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THEORY OF MORALITY ON CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE COMMAND.

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15
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Greek word TELOS, meaning

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END

GOAL

PURPOSE

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16
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Examples of deontological theories

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DO NOT STEAL

DO NOT MURDER

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17
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It state that those action are ethical which lead to the right ends consequence.

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TELEOLOGICAL THEORIES

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18
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This school of thought justifies the action “CONSEQUENCES OF ACTION”.

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TELEOLOGICAL THEORIES

19
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Example of teleological ethical

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ROBIN HOOD ACTION

20
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It judged by consequences.

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CONSEQUENTIAL THEORIES

21
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A good or right action is which produces the best consequences overall in the situation.

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CONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES

22
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The focus is on the value of the consequence of the rule.

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CONSEQUENTIALIST ETHICS

23
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These are no inherently right or wrong acts.

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CONSEQUENTIALIST ETHICS

24
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Consequentialist theories have to be ‘predictive’, in order to bring about the best consequences of the act.

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CONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES HAVE TO BE ‘PREDICTIVE’,IN ORDER TO BRING ABOUT THE BEST CONSEQUENCES OF THE ACT.

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Predict what will happen

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CONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES

26
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It can be legitimate to ignore the right of minorities in order to bring about the best consequences.

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CONSEQUENTIALIST ETHICS

27
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Example of consequentialist theory

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UTILITARIANISM

28
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It is an ethical theory that determines right from wrong by focusing on outcomes.

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UTILITARIANISM

29
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It is a form of consequentialism.

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UTILITARIANISM

30
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It holds that the most ethical choice is the one that will produce the greatest good for the greatest number.

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UTILITARIANISM

31
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The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual.

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CHARACTER-BASED / VIRTUE ETHICS

32
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Character determined what kind of person you are and what types of relationships your form in life.

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CHARACTER-BASED / VIRTUE ETHICS

33
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The act of good character

Type of teleological theory

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VIRTUE

34
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It believes that certain virtue must be followed to lead in ethical life.

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VIRTUE ETHICS

35
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Those are theories that prescribe what is the right thing to do, especially in times
of moral dilemmas or confusions.

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NORMATIVE ETHICS

36
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It states that those actions are ethical where the means used are right i.e. the action itself is ethical.

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DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

37
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People to do the right thing in itself as it is their duty

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CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE

38
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The ethics of medical and biological research

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BIO-ETHICS

39
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Examples of bio-ethics

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ORGAN DONATION

TRANSPLANTATION

GENETIC RESEARCH

DEATH AND DYING

ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN

40
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It deals with ethical issues related to human biology and biotechnology.

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APPLIED ETHICS OF BIO-ETHICS

41
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It studied and data collection is ethical concern.

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PRIVACY IN BIOMEDICAL

42
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It refers to the exploration of biological resources by develop countries WITHOUT having profits with developing countries.

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BIO-PRIVACY

43
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Application of ethics to the real world problem

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APPLIED ETHICS

44
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It is concerned with the obligations of the doctors and the hospital to the patient along with other health professionals and health institutions.

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MEDICAL ETHICS