Biblical Ethics
What is ethics?
What is Moral principles or right and wrong?
In earlier years anatomy and physiology was not a serious thought until what happened?
What is Until something went wrong?
__________ dictates ____________
What is structure dictates function?
What are the 5 Main Characteristics of life?
What is Growth, reproduction, responsiveness, movement, metabolism?
What bible verse points us to the complexities of life because it states that God knit us together in our mothers wombs?
What is Psalm 139:14-16?
What is the Creation Mandate?
What is to command to take care of the Earth and everything on it. Also using the world's resources wisely?
What does the term Anatomy mean and what does the term Physiology mean?
What is structure and function?
What is homeostasis?
What is to maintain a stable internal environment?
What are the 4 subsections of metabolism?
What are Respiration, digestion, circulation, excretion?
Instead of solid answers to everything what does science help us do?
What is eliminate wrong explanations?
What are the 3 legs of the biblical ethics triad?
What is Biblical Principles, Biblical Outcomes, Biblical Motivations?
What are the dead bodies called that we use today to study the body?
What is cadavers?
What does a stem cell go through to become its specialized cell?
What is cellular differentiation?
What are the 3 requirements for life?
What is Chemicals, Heat, and Pressure?
Early physicians relied on what to provide healthcare? The system later changed to what?
What is superstition; cause and effect?
What is the Hippocratic Oath?
What is Physicians are required to provide ethical care and do not harm to the patient?
What was discovered to alleviate ailments?
What is herbs?
Any of the following: The cell, internal environment, Homeostasis, Interdependency of cells, Gradient and permeability, Cellular differentiation, Cell membrane mechanisms, Cell-to-cell communication, feedback loops, balance, energy process
What are the 3 parts of homeostatic mechanisms?
What are receptor, control center, and effector?
A&P discovers today begin on what level?
What is molecular?
What are the 4 principles of secular bioethics?
What are
1. Autonomy
2. Nonmaleficence
3. Beneficence
4. Justice
Early medical providers brought together what three things?
What is name of body parts, describe locations of the parts, and explain their functions?
Cells are dependent upon each other. What could happen to an organism if one cell is not working properly?
What is the organism could suffer?
Give an example of a negative and positive feedback loop. (example each feedback loop)
Many answers will vary, but common examples include body temp (negative) child birth (positive)
What are the 8 steps of the scientific methods, put them in order?
What is
1. Observation
2. Research
3. Make and hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Analyze
6. Refine, expand, alter
7. repeat 4 and5
8. Publish