Missed Live Session 12/15/15 The class live session described the law of ethics. I think it’s important to understand medical ethics and the principles of law because of the changing aspects that exist in the health care field. Medical professionals will always be confronted with issues of morality and ethics and it is difficult to say whether the choices that they make will be accepted by society as whole. Every individual will perceive aspects of morality and ethics in different ways, so it is important to understand what kinds of ethics exist. Morality is indentified as the social norm of what is right or wrong and ethics is identified as a moral conduct. Yet, who is to say that a physician or patient is wrong for choosing or behaving on
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Wade and Griswold and Connecticut. In the case of Roe V. Wade, it banned abortions except when saving the life of the mother. Roe believe that his law violated her constitutional rights. In the session, a question was asked if women have the control of reproduction and did the court go too far? Abortion is also a relevant and controversial choice and issue that is not mutually accepted in our society. Many people are divided by the idea of anti-choice and pro-choice. Those who are anti-choice believe that human life begins at conception and if abortion was done that would be considered murder. On the other hand, it is believed that a woman has the right to make her own decision to childbirth or not. Many also believe that abortion is morally wrong, but yet abortion is the respect of the right of choice. There are so many different pros and cons to anti-choice and pro-choice of Abortion, that it is difficult to say what is morally correct or right or wrong. I do believe that all individuals have the right of choice when it comes to their own health and well-being. The unfortunate issue about that is that people take advantage of these choices or alternatives and they are not taking the proper precautions to limit negative and unwilling outcomes from occurring. In the case of Griswold V. Connecticut, stated states band to use contraceptives is a violation of marital privacy. In this case, I think that we all have the right to privacy. This is our human and moral rights that should not be taking away for us. I do believe that this is an influential case because it ruled that married people have the right to use contraception, but paved the way to reproductive privacy and freedom. I do believe that patient rights are important to have and the confidentiality between doctor and patient should be between doctor and
Wade and Griswold and Connecticut. In the case of Roe V. Wade, it banned abortions except when saving the life of the mother. Roe believe that his law violated her constitutional rights. In the session, a question was asked if women have the control of reproduction and did the court go too far? Abortion is also a relevant and controversial choice and issue that is not mutually accepted in our society. Many people are divided by the idea of anti-choice and pro-choice. Those who are anti-choice believe that human life begins at conception and if abortion was done that would be considered murder. On the other hand, it is believed that a woman has the right to make her own decision to childbirth or not. Many also believe that abortion is morally wrong, but yet abortion is the respect of the right of choice. There are so many different pros and cons to anti-choice and pro-choice of Abortion, that it is difficult to say what is morally correct or right or wrong. I do believe that all individuals have the right of choice when it comes to their own health and well-being. The unfortunate issue about that is that people take advantage of these choices or alternatives and they are not taking the proper precautions to limit negative and unwilling outcomes from occurring. In the case of Griswold V. Connecticut, stated states band to use contraceptives is a violation of marital privacy. In this case, I think that we all have the right to privacy. This is our human and moral rights that should not be taking away for us. I do believe that this is an influential case because it ruled that married people have the right to use contraception, but paved the way to reproductive privacy and freedom. I do believe that patient rights are important to have and the confidentiality between doctor and patient should be between doctor and