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Moral Philosophy and Ethical Dilemmas
Moral Philosophy and Ethical Dilemmas
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This philosophy is focused on the nature of duty and obligation...
Post Modern Ethics
Utilitarianism
Deontology
Divine Command Theory
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What are Ethics?
Our feelings and opinions about different issues
Religious views
Doing what we are told is right by the state
A system of moral principles that guide people in deciding right and wrong
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BONUS QUESTION: Patients have the right to refuse treatment?
False
True
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This philosophy maintains that what is right is what brings the greatest amount of good the greatest number of people...
Deontology
Post Modern Ethics
Utilitarianism
Divine Command Theory
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Select an argument FOR forced strilisation...
Eugenic
Body autonomy is a human right
Protection of individuals against physical or psychological harm
Valid consent processes are a human right
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The view that morality is dependent on God and his commands...
Deontology
Divine Command Theory
Utilitarianism
Post Modern Ethics
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Forced sterilisation is granted under certain circumstances in the UK?
False
True
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This theory suggests that morality is not universal...
Deontology
Post Modern Ethics
Divine Command Theory
Utilitarianism
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Choose an arguments FOR abortion...
Pro Life
Gender equality
Used as contraception
Rights of the unborn child
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Euthanasia is legal in the United Kingdom...
True
False
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What is NOT grounds for abortion in the UK?
Prevention of physiocal or mental injury to the pregnant woman
Not knowing the pregnancy exists until after 24 weeks
To save the life of the pregnant woman
Risk to physical or mental health of any existing child(ren)
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What is the name of the organisation responsible for decision making to fund treatments?
National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE)
Contemporary Organisation of Ongoing Litigation (COOL)
Foundation of Autonomous Incorporation Regulations (FAIR)
Foundation of Academic Beaurocracy (FAB)
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Select one argument FOR denying of funding for treatment...
Removes patient choice
Human right to life
Fairest way to allocate resources
Reduces the value of life
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Choose an argument AGAINST euthanasia
For equality
Disregards the sanctity of life
People have the right to die
Proven possible to regulate
