Bioethics and Moral Conscience Quiz

According to the text, what is moral conscience?

What are the securities of the conscience mentioned in the text?

Where did the Principlist bioethics originate from?

What is the commitment to seek the good of the patient called?

According to Principlist bioethics, what are the two conditions for autonomy?

What is the proposal of Principlist bioethics based on?

According to the text, which principle implies the obligation to seek one's own fulfillment by also participating in the fulfillment of the good of others?

What is the principle that obliges the community to guarantee access to necessary care, even at the cost of sacrifice for those in affluent social positions?

In the context of social justice, which principle implies that higher levels of society should help, but not supplant, lower levels such as individuals, families, and associations?

Which principle indicates that in order to save the whole and the very life of the subject, it is necessary to intervene even by mutilating a part of the organism?

Which principle requires evaluation of the context of the whole person and an adequate proportion between risks, harms, and benefits of a therapy or treatment?

Which principle obliges each and every person to seek their own fulfillment by participating in the fulfillment of the good of others?

What principle implies that in some cases, it is necessary for a physician to make use of their responsibility by inviting the patient to reflect or refusing to participate in certain actions?

Which principle indicates that life and health are entrusted primarily to the patient's responsibility?

What principle requires that there should be an adequate proportion between the risks and harms a therapy entails and the benefits it procures?

In terms social justice, which principle obliges the community to guarantee access to necessary care?

Which principle implies that higher levels of society should help, but not supplant, lower levels such as individuals, families, and associations?

According to the text, which principle obliges individuals to promote the life and health of each other and fosters the common good by promoting the good of each other?

What is the basis for considerations on issues such as informed consent or refusal of medical treatment?

Which model proposes a pragmatic morality of calculating evaluable utility and the relationship between cost and benefit?

According to the text, what is a disadvantage of the pragmatic-utilitarian model?

What is the criterion of an inter-subjective agreement stipulated by an ethical community?

Which model places the dignity of the human person as the fundamental criterion for the theoretical study and practical discernment of ethical issues?

What is the basis for the dignity of man according to the personalist model?

Which principle is based on defending the physical life and spiritual dimension of human life?

What is a disadvantage of the contractual model according to the text?

What is a consequence of free acts according to the personalist model?

What does Engelhardt establish for bioethics-contractualism?

What is particularly advantageous for healthcare personnel according to the text?

What is a disadvantage of narrative ethics according to the text?