Bioethics Consequentialism Quiz

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autonomy

bioethics principle to respect a patients’ decisions (informed + voluntary choice)

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kantian

autonomy is based on ____ theory

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rational

autonomy is justified by the intrinsic worth of ___ agency drawn from Kantian theory

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relational

autonomy is ____: embedded in familial social, and cultural contexts

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nonmaleficence

bioethics principle that tells us “do no harm” - even unintentional ones through recklessness, negligence, or ignorance

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nonmaleficence

the principle of _____ is justified by many theories: consequentialism, Kant, NLT, virtue ethics, care ethics

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due care

___ ___ is the rule of thumb for nonmaleficence that says we should be reasonable and responsible to minimize pain

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beneficience

bioethics principle to actively do good (utility)

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utilitarianism

beneficience is based on/justified by this theory

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justifiable paternalism

sway people to make choices to prevent major harm/provide major benefit with no better alternative

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justice

this bioethics principle is drawn from John Rawls

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justice as fairness

1) equals should be treated equally 2) fair distribution of resources (goods) and bads (burdens)

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act consequentialism

an action is right if and only if it would produce the best consequences

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hedonistic utilitarianism

an action is right if and only if it would maximize pleasure (or minimize pain)

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rule consequentialism

an action is right if and only if it is permitted by a rule with the highest acceptance value

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sufficient conditions

conditions that guarantee something exists or is a certain kind of thing; having it is a guarantee (ex: being a male with a niece/nephew is ____ for being an uncle)

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necessary conditions

the conditions that a thing must have in order to be that thing; you can’t do without it (ex: being a male is a _____ condition for being an uncle)

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acceptance value

levels of evaluation for rule consequentialism:
1) determine which rule has the highest _____ ___
2) determine if the particular act in question follows the rule

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necessary and sufficient

both ______ and ______ conditions: if and only if (ex: hot fuel and oxygen is both a _____ and _____ condition for combustion)