Principles of Bioethics, Overview
Bioethics - answer encompasses the dynamic concepts and principles of ethical
reasoning and decision-making in medical and paramedical practices
healthcare provider - answer A _____ must apply the concepts and principles of
bioethics in establishing his/her interrelationship or intra-relationship with patients and
co-workers.
Bioethics - answer This include the various theories, definitions and dimensions and
health and disease
causation of disease, prevention and control - answer Bioethics lay down the the
historical theories for the ________ and concepts of ______
health and illness, health and sickness - answer Bioethics, likewise, establishes the
dissection between _____ and between _______ relationship
TRUE - answer TRUE/FALSE
Bioethics uphold the code of ethics in professional practice
medical bioethics, environmental bioethics - answer2 sub-disciplines of bioethics
TRUE - answerTRUE/FALSE
Bioethics molds and identifies a good person inspired with his/her good motives and
intentions.
Ethics - answera branch of moral philosophy which deals with the institution of ethical
reasoning in the execution of human conduct.
moral code of conduct, hood behavior - answerEthics is an application of a _______
and ____ in the field of profession endeavor.
TRUE - answerTRUE/FALSE
Ethics illustrates the act of professionalism
ethos, theory of things, way of living - answerEthics is derived from the Ancient Greek
word ______ which means ______ or _____
ethica, of or for morals, moral, expressing character - answerEthics is derived from the
Latin word _____ which means ______, ____, or ______
, mores, customs - answerEthics is derived from the modern Latin word ____ which
means
Ethics - answer____ defines how individuals interact with one another in a society with
norms and values
moral concepts - answerEthics encompasses the analysis and institution of _____ such
as right or wrong, good or evil, and responsibility and abandonment
wrong, evil, abandonment - answerRight: _____
Good: ______
Responsibility: _____
Ethics - answerIt is considered as the fundamental concept of what is meant as the
decency of human conduct
morality - answerEthics may also mean ______
Concept of Defending - answerencompasses the principle of placing justice for the
things done and services rendered
Concept of Systematizing - answerdeals with the manner or ways of putting action in
the proper order
Concept of Remodeling - answerentails the process of reshaping the sphere of
goodness and righteousness
Concept of Interconnecting - answercovers the process of internalizing the action done
and relating it to a future action
philosophy - answerEthics is a _____ because it touches the principles of righteousness
and goodness.
FALSE - answerTRUE/FALSE
Bioethics covers what is morally right or morally good for the person and society
science - answerEthics is a _____ because it is aimed at attaining a systematized
knowledge and experience.
free human acts - answerEthics includes everything that has reference to ____ with
emphasis on the principle or cause of action and circumstances of actions.
virtues, laws, conscience - answerExamples of cause of action
penalty, punishments, rewards - answerExamples of circumstances of actions
Bioethics - answer encompasses the dynamic concepts and principles of ethical
reasoning and decision-making in medical and paramedical practices
healthcare provider - answer A _____ must apply the concepts and principles of
bioethics in establishing his/her interrelationship or intra-relationship with patients and
co-workers.
Bioethics - answer This include the various theories, definitions and dimensions and
health and disease
causation of disease, prevention and control - answer Bioethics lay down the the
historical theories for the ________ and concepts of ______
health and illness, health and sickness - answer Bioethics, likewise, establishes the
dissection between _____ and between _______ relationship
TRUE - answer TRUE/FALSE
Bioethics uphold the code of ethics in professional practice
medical bioethics, environmental bioethics - answer2 sub-disciplines of bioethics
TRUE - answerTRUE/FALSE
Bioethics molds and identifies a good person inspired with his/her good motives and
intentions.
Ethics - answera branch of moral philosophy which deals with the institution of ethical
reasoning in the execution of human conduct.
moral code of conduct, hood behavior - answerEthics is an application of a _______
and ____ in the field of profession endeavor.
TRUE - answerTRUE/FALSE
Ethics illustrates the act of professionalism
ethos, theory of things, way of living - answerEthics is derived from the Ancient Greek
word ______ which means ______ or _____
ethica, of or for morals, moral, expressing character - answerEthics is derived from the
Latin word _____ which means ______, ____, or ______
, mores, customs - answerEthics is derived from the modern Latin word ____ which
means
Ethics - answer____ defines how individuals interact with one another in a society with
norms and values
moral concepts - answerEthics encompasses the analysis and institution of _____ such
as right or wrong, good or evil, and responsibility and abandonment
wrong, evil, abandonment - answerRight: _____
Good: ______
Responsibility: _____
Ethics - answerIt is considered as the fundamental concept of what is meant as the
decency of human conduct
morality - answerEthics may also mean ______
Concept of Defending - answerencompasses the principle of placing justice for the
things done and services rendered
Concept of Systematizing - answerdeals with the manner or ways of putting action in
the proper order
Concept of Remodeling - answerentails the process of reshaping the sphere of
goodness and righteousness
Concept of Interconnecting - answercovers the process of internalizing the action done
and relating it to a future action
philosophy - answerEthics is a _____ because it touches the principles of righteousness
and goodness.
FALSE - answerTRUE/FALSE
Bioethics covers what is morally right or morally good for the person and society
science - answerEthics is a _____ because it is aimed at attaining a systematized
knowledge and experience.
free human acts - answerEthics includes everything that has reference to ____ with
emphasis on the principle or cause of action and circumstances of actions.
virtues, laws, conscience - answerExamples of cause of action
penalty, punishments, rewards - answerExamples of circumstances of actions