The Influence of Buddhism on Veterinary Medicine and quality of life in an Emerging Economy

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What is the law of cause and effect?

Karma

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Every intentional _________ has ____________.

action, consequences

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What are the effects of karma?

this life, the next life, or distant future lives

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What kinds of actions are karma?

Wholesome and unwholesome

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What kind of responsibility is karma and what behavior is important?

personal responsibility and ethical behavior.

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What are the 5 precepts of karma?

1. Refrain from taking life

2. Refrain from taking what is not given

3. Refrain from sexual misconduct

4. Refrain from false speech

5. Refrain from intoxicants that cloud the mind

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The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth is driven by what and influenced by what?

driven by karma and influenced by ignorance and desire

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What are the realms of existence for birth, death, and rebirth?

-Human is higher realm compared to animal

-Animals

*Driven by impulse and instinct

*Prey on each other and suffer

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An intrinsic part of life

suffering (Dukkha)

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What are the three types of suffering?

-Physical suffering

-Suffering from change

-Existential suffering

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The four sublime states of mind and the ideal qualities to cultivate in interactions with others.

Compassion and loving-kindness

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The wish for all beings to be free from pain and the causes of pain

Compassion (kaurna)

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The wish for all beings to be happy

Loving-kindness (metta)

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What is the basis of karma?

Intention

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What are the influences to veterinary practice through buddhism?

-Karma and the animal's karmic journey

-Decision-making in ethical dilemmas

*euthanasia

-Personal karma and

professional responsibility

-Educating pet owners

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Why do many vets continue treating a terminally ill animal?

-Supportive care

-Palliative treatment

-Symptom management

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Are these reasons Bhuddist vets would do a euthanasia?:

-Relief of extreme suffering

-Prevention of suffering

-End of natural life

Yes

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Are these reasons Bhuddist vets would do a euthanasia?:

-Convenience or economic reason

-Owner's emotional strain

-Behavioral problems

No

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How is the quality fo universal health coverage?

It can vary

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What is the quality of life like for an animal in Thailand?

-Social services and welfare

-exist but modest

-Safety and security

- Environment

-Community and culture

-Happiness and well-being