Study of whether seatbelt laws were a form of paternalism/government overreach;
analyzed whether autonomy in this situation was warranted or harmful (and therefore
justified to be overruled by such mandatory seatbelt laws that were implemented on
the basis of beneficence)
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mandatory seat belt laws case study
,the act of holding information in confidence, not to be released to unauthorized
individuals
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confidentiality
a case in which Englaro was left in a persistent vegetative state requiring MANH for 17
years and her father was consequently appointed as her guardian; he sought to
discontinue life-prolonging procedures and was eventually approved by the Italian
Supreme Court; Englaro eventually died
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Eulana Englaro Case
religious belief to not take blood transfusions because its not in Gods will, even in the
case of life or death
medical professionals must follow
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Jehovah's witnesses and blood transfusions
the separation of the soul from the body; irreversible cessation of spontaneous
respiration
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, Islamic death
soundness, reliability, wholeness and intention of moral character
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integrity
a doctrine that says if doing something morally good has a bad side effect, it's okay to
do it providing the bad side effect wasn't intended
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Principle of Double Effect (PDE)
a case in which the U.S. Supreme Court determined that a New York ban on PAS was
constitutional; this case declared that there is no constitutional "right to die"
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Vacco v Quill case (1997)
the principle to do good
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, beneficence
Decided: April 1982
Baby was born with severe down-syndrome & a hole between the baby's trachea and
esophagus. Case ruled that parents have the right to refuse medical treatment to their
newborn children which allowed the baby to die (from starvation).
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Baby Doe case
divine command & natural law & virtue & magisterial development
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Roman Catholic ethics
being aware of the relationships that exist between people (ie patient/doctor) and
how that can effect decisions
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relationship awareness
the notion that efforts to restart a stopped heart are futile; activity at the cellular level
ceases
analyzed whether autonomy in this situation was warranted or harmful (and therefore
justified to be overruled by such mandatory seatbelt laws that were implemented on
the basis of beneficence)
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mandatory seat belt laws case study
,the act of holding information in confidence, not to be released to unauthorized
individuals
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confidentiality
a case in which Englaro was left in a persistent vegetative state requiring MANH for 17
years and her father was consequently appointed as her guardian; he sought to
discontinue life-prolonging procedures and was eventually approved by the Italian
Supreme Court; Englaro eventually died
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Eulana Englaro Case
religious belief to not take blood transfusions because its not in Gods will, even in the
case of life or death
medical professionals must follow
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Jehovah's witnesses and blood transfusions
the separation of the soul from the body; irreversible cessation of spontaneous
respiration
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, Islamic death
soundness, reliability, wholeness and intention of moral character
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integrity
a doctrine that says if doing something morally good has a bad side effect, it's okay to
do it providing the bad side effect wasn't intended
Give this one a try later!
Principle of Double Effect (PDE)
a case in which the U.S. Supreme Court determined that a New York ban on PAS was
constitutional; this case declared that there is no constitutional "right to die"
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Vacco v Quill case (1997)
the principle to do good
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, beneficence
Decided: April 1982
Baby was born with severe down-syndrome & a hole between the baby's trachea and
esophagus. Case ruled that parents have the right to refuse medical treatment to their
newborn children which allowed the baby to die (from starvation).
Give this one a try later!
Baby Doe case
divine command & natural law & virtue & magisterial development
Give this one a try later!
Roman Catholic ethics
being aware of the relationships that exist between people (ie patient/doctor) and
how that can effect decisions
Give this one a try later!
relationship awareness
the notion that efforts to restart a stopped heart are futile; activity at the cellular level
ceases
