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Chapter 01 Self Quiz
Moral Reasoning in bioethics
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Ethics is the study of morality using the tools and method of
Philosophy
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Description
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Sociology
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The use of moral norms and concepts to resolve practical moral issues is called
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Metaethics
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Descriptive ethics
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Applied ethics
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A key feature of moral norms is
Moral relativism
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Normative dominance
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Normative subjectivity
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Partiality
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A moral principle that applies in all cases unless an exception is warranted is
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Prima facie
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Relative
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Void
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The overriding of a person's actions or decision-making for his or her own good is known as
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Beneficence
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Autonomy
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Nonmaleficence
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The principle of respect for autonomy places no restraints on what can be done to an autonomous person.
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Nonmaleficence is the bedrock precept of codes of conduct for health care professionals.
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That equals should be treated equally is a basic precept of the principle of autonomy.
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Moral absolutism is the view that there are moral norms or principles that are valid or true for everyone.
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From the fact that cultures have divergent moral beliefs on an issue, it does not logically follow that there is no objective moral truth.
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