Exam 10: Euthanasia
Exam 1: Ethics and Ethical Reasoning25 Questions
Exam 2: Religion and Global Ethics15 Questions
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Exam 7: Natural Law and Human Rights17 Questions
Exam 8: Virtue Ethics14 Questions
Exam 9: Feminist Thought and the Ethics of Care17 Questions
Exam 10: Euthanasia28 Questions
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What is the condition the American Medical Association has defined as dead?
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A "Durable Power of Attorney" is substantially the same as a living will for they both are documents designed to enable one to write in advance what treatment one wants and what one doesn't want when dying and unable to speak.
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_________ refers to administering medication with good intended effect and bad foreseen effect.
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Physician-assisted suicide is suicide that results from a physician's prescription of lethal medication.
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The primary determinant of whether a case should be labeled active or passive euthanasia is whether or not there is any action involved.
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Administering a lethal dose to a person who requests it is termed voluntary active euthanasia.
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A person who has serious lung problems and has been temporarily placed on a respirator asks that she be removed from a respirator that is causing her great discomfort.
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Euthanasia laws in the U.S.allow for nonvoluntary passive euthanasia.
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All the following are recognized as legal grounds for withdrawing life support except
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Since blood transfusions are now common,they are always to be considered ordinary means of life support.
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If a person asks to be disconnected from certain life support equipment,and this is done,this is a case of what would be considered voluntary active euthanasia for one is actively doing something.
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A person who has terminal cancer takes an overdose of sleeping pills so that he will be able to die when and how he wishes.
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________ is a nonconsequential consideration for active voluntary euthanasia.
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Parents of a newborn who is dying no matter what is done ask that doctors not do anything else to prolong its life.
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Give a deontological argument for legalizing active euthanasia and a deontological argument against it.
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Give a consequentialist argument for legalizing active euthanasia and a consequentialist argument against it.
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A dying patient asks that no more chemotherapy be given because it is doing nothing but prolonging her death,which is inevitable in a short time anyway.
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Removing a person from a respirator after he has been declared dead by whole brain death criteria and laws is a case of passive euthanasia.
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According to a broad definition of euthanasia,only so-called active euthanasia or mercy killing should be called euthanasia.
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