21. Direct Abortion because it's the most eco- nomical thing to do since the couple are mi- nors and they have no job to support the baby. 22. Indirect abortion for therapeutic purposes 23. Using higher doses of morphine for a termi- nally cancer patient to alleviate pain but it will shorten his life 24. Renouncing/rejecting disproportionate means of treatment for terminally risky and costly treatments because the family is financially incapacitated to support therapy. patients e.g. 25. Buying an organ for transplantation 26. Accepting a monetary gift from a donated or- gan 27. Blood transfusion even if it is against the reli- that person but such will save his life gious 28. Transplanting kidneys for curative purposes Font Is there/Are there principle/principles violated with the sit- Violation or non-violation of ACT Intention/End Circumstances Judgement Universal Ethical principles G-Good I- Indifferent: G-Good IG-increase the good DG -decrease the good |- Increase the malice MA- Morally ac- uation? B-Beneficence ceptable MU - Morally unac- ceptable В- Bad BIOETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS/ISSUES NM- В-Bad Nonmaleficence J- Justice Y- Yes DM-decrease the malice N- No R-Respect for persons A-Autonomy

21. Direct Abortion because it's the most eco- nomical thing to do since the couple are mi- nors and they have no job to support the baby. 22. Indirect abortion for therapeutic purposes 23. Using higher doses of morphine for a termi- nally cancer patient to alleviate pain but it will shorten his life 24. Renouncing/rejecting disproportionate means of treatment for terminally risky and costly treatments because the family is financially incapacitated to support therapy. patients e.g. 25. Buying an organ for transplantation 26. Accepting a monetary gift from a donated or- gan 27. Blood transfusion even if it is against the reli- that person but such will save his life gious 28. Transplanting kidneys for curative purposes Font Is there/Are there principle/principles violated with the sit- Violation or non-violation of ACT Intention/End Circumstances Judgement Universal Ethical principles G-Good I- Indifferent: G-Good IG-increase the good DG -decrease the good |- Increase the malice MA- Morally ac- uation? B-Beneficence ceptable MU - Morally unac- ceptable В- Bad BIOETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS/ISSUES NM- В-Bad Nonmaleficence J- Justice Y- Yes DM-decrease the malice N- No R-Respect for persons A-Autonomy

Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337406291

Author:Gerald Corey, Marianne Schneider Corey, Cindy Corey

Publisher:Gerald Corey, Marianne Schneider Corey, Cindy Corey

Chapter1: Introduction To Professional Ethics

Section: Chapter Questions

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