Euthanasia
Doctors & Oaths
Cases & Concepts
The 4 Principles
Ethics & Theories
100

Intentionally ending someone's life in order to end suffering is called __________.

Euthanasia

100

Which ancient Greek physician is associated with the oath doctors take?

Hippocrates

100

 _____________ was at the center of a major debate over removing a feeding tube.

Terri Schiavo

100

A patient decides for themselves whether they want a medical treatment. Which principle is this?

Autonomy

100

The study of right and wrong is called _____.

Ethics

200

Before agreeing to a medical procedure, a patient should give informed _____.

Consent

200

The Hippocratic Oath says doctors should protect a patient's _____.

Privacy

200

___________ killed his daughter Tracy, saying he wanted to end her suffering.

Robert Latimer

200

A doctor chooses a treatment because they believe it will benefit their patient's health. Which principle is this?

Beneficence

200

Which ethical theory focuses on producing the greatest good for the greatest number?

Utilitarianism

300

A patient's ability to understand information and make medical decisions is called _____.

Competence

300

“Do no _____” is one of the most famous ideas associated with medical ethics.

Harm!

300

_________ killed his paralyzed wife after she had repeatedly expressed that she no longer wanted to live.

William Dresser

300

A doctor avoids a treatment because it could unnecessarily hurt the patient. Which principle is this?

Non-maleficence

300

Which ethical theory focuses on duties and rules rather than the consequences of an action?

Deontology

400

Giving medication to make a dying patient unconscious in order to relieve severe suffering is called ____________

Terminal Sedation

400

The Declaration of _____ is a modern physician pledge similar to the Hippocratic Oath.

Geneva

400

Terri Schiavo was kept alive using a feeding tube for how long?

15 years!

400

Patients should receive fair and equal treatment, regardless of who they are. Which principle is this?

Justice

400

The idea that morality may differ depending on a person's culture or perspective is moral _____.

Relativism

500

The argument that allowing one action could eventually lead to increasingly harmful actions is called the ______________ argument.

Slippery slope

500

What is the name of the doctor who wrote the Modern Hippocratic Oath in 1964?

Louis Lasagna

500

Terri Schiavo did not have an _______________ stating what medical treatment she wanted.

Advance Directive

500

Tracy Latimer could not communicate or make her own decision about whether she wanted to die. Which principle was most limited?

Autonomy

500

Which ethical theory asks what a good or moral person would do?

Virtue

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