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18 Cards in this Set

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sanctity of life
human life is the basis on all things we do and must be treated with care
beneficence
the responsibility we have to promote good and help others.
veracity
the responsibility to tell the truth and be honest
autonomy
freedom to choose out own way of life within moral limits
informed consent
responsibility was have to disclose fully all relevant medical info. to patients and make sure they fully understand so that they can make their own decision.
privacy/ confidentiality
the responsibility we have to protect the privacy of patients
care for the whole person
humans are not only physical but, moral, spiritual, social, psycho-social etc.
bodily integrity/ totality
precedence given to the overall good of the body than one particular part
proportionate/ disproportionate means
the duty we have to support our life through medical means is based on the benefits and burdens of treatments compared to the overall situation in the life
principle of double effect
helps us decide ethically with an action that has a good and a bad outcome.
common good
the dimensions of social life essential for becoming more truly and fully human and to encourage healthy relationships and human flourishing
relationality
a social beings connected with others, our actions have a broader effect
solidarity
the responsibility to stand with fellow human being in events like natural disasters
subsidiarity
decisions should be made at the lowest most appropriate level, by those closet to the situation and with the best understanding of the complexities of the issues.
stewardship
we have to tend and care for the gifts and goods available to us and use them for the benefit of all
care for the disadvantaged
we need to ensure the basic needs for the most vulnerable members of society
equitable distribution
basic good of society should be shared equally
preferential option for the poor
the determination to judge social policies and programs first of all from the perspective of the poor and marginalized.