the first motion of a fetus in the uterus felt by the mother usually somewhat before the
middle of the period of gestation.
-Beckwith: took it out by identifying the fetus, wasn't a person under the 14th
amendment
If you take it out of completely being a person, he is nothing at all
-By not deciding if a fetus is a person, you essentially decided that a fetus is not a
person
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, Quickening:
-Persons in vegetative state are still persons and retain full human dignity
-Persons in vegetative states may suffer without a feeding tube (it's hard to know)
-Persons in a vegetative state may awake (it happens)
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John Paul II/vegetative states:
4 criteria say limit ability to conscientiously refuse something:
-Imposition of one's values
-Health
-Scientific integrity
-Areas with room for discrimination
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Conscientious refusal:
contraception, abstinence education, adoption, health and social welfare --> not
highly effective on their own
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"Traditional" strategies of reducing abortion (Rubio):
, Voluntary consent → all others come from
Negative and positive aspect
Neg: can't be present of duress, coercion in getting subjects to participate in research
Pos: focus on ethical necessity of researchers/physicians to provide info to patient in
relation to methods, objectives, potential neg effects etc
-Good of society: Not random
-Animal experimentation: History of disease should be used to justify human
participation in research
-Avoid injury: physical/mental
-Cannot result in death or disability: exception→ is doctor was undergoing research, it
could be ok?
-Risk not exceed humanitarian importance
-Proper preparations and facilities: To avoid injury, death, disability
-Scientifically qualified :Obvious? → used to not be so normal
-Patient can end: Can withdraw from experiment
-Physician must end: If risks increase or benefits change
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Nuremberg code:
(1) individual v. (2) institutional
Individual: they authorize each step in research or medical care
The elements of informed consent (3 most important and what makes the consent
informed)
-Disclosure
-Understanding
-Voluntariness
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Informed consent (Nuremberg, Beauchamp and Childress):
middle of the period of gestation.
-Beckwith: took it out by identifying the fetus, wasn't a person under the 14th
amendment
If you take it out of completely being a person, he is nothing at all
-By not deciding if a fetus is a person, you essentially decided that a fetus is not a
person
Give this one a try later!
, Quickening:
-Persons in vegetative state are still persons and retain full human dignity
-Persons in vegetative states may suffer without a feeding tube (it's hard to know)
-Persons in a vegetative state may awake (it happens)
Give this one a try later!
John Paul II/vegetative states:
4 criteria say limit ability to conscientiously refuse something:
-Imposition of one's values
-Health
-Scientific integrity
-Areas with room for discrimination
Give this one a try later!
Conscientious refusal:
contraception, abstinence education, adoption, health and social welfare --> not
highly effective on their own
Give this one a try later!
"Traditional" strategies of reducing abortion (Rubio):
, Voluntary consent → all others come from
Negative and positive aspect
Neg: can't be present of duress, coercion in getting subjects to participate in research
Pos: focus on ethical necessity of researchers/physicians to provide info to patient in
relation to methods, objectives, potential neg effects etc
-Good of society: Not random
-Animal experimentation: History of disease should be used to justify human
participation in research
-Avoid injury: physical/mental
-Cannot result in death or disability: exception→ is doctor was undergoing research, it
could be ok?
-Risk not exceed humanitarian importance
-Proper preparations and facilities: To avoid injury, death, disability
-Scientifically qualified :Obvious? → used to not be so normal
-Patient can end: Can withdraw from experiment
-Physician must end: If risks increase or benefits change
Give this one a try later!
Nuremberg code:
(1) individual v. (2) institutional
Individual: they authorize each step in research or medical care
The elements of informed consent (3 most important and what makes the consent
informed)
-Disclosure
-Understanding
-Voluntariness
Give this one a try later!
Informed consent (Nuremberg, Beauchamp and Childress):
