Task Template 2 - Argumentation What role should ethics play in genetic testing and bio-engineering? After reading informational texts addressing a selected topic write an editorial that addresses the question and support your position with evidence from the text(s). DL2 Be sure to acknowledge competing views. Give examples from past or current events or issues to illustrate and clarify your position. Why did the fish cross the road??? Jokes fish can't cross roads hahaha Designer…
presentation, and an understanding of the establishment and ranking of the most likely differential diagnoses is of immense importance. Like with any presenting complaint, the history and physical should serve as the guidepost for the differential diagnosis. Every disease presents with certain makers, some obvious, some frustratingly vague, but it is incredibly important to approach every case with the same technique and precision. As a provider it is important to begin with what is known.…
and practiced today. “It’s already possible to screen for genetic defects within embryos during in vitro fertilization using a process called preimplantation…
of the principal diagnosis. Identify if the physician is waiting for additional diagnostics or consults. Take note of any gaps in the documentation. Can each diagnosis be coded completely based on the documentation? How firm is each diagnosis—are there diagnoses that are noted as rule out, probable, possible, cannot confirm, etc.? Make note of those diagnoses so that you can follow the progression of each diagnosis as the patient receives inpatient care. You don’t want a diagnosis to drop off…
Society, will be altered by genetic engineering. Designing the perfect baby seems like a fantastic idea. If one family does it, it is an excellent idea. If every family in the world designed their children this procedure would not be as impressive. The side effect for a production of a massive amount of perfect human beings is unknown. There are many different outcomes. Human society may lose their sense of individuality. If one family creates the “perfect” human, everyone else would want to…
Within modern Genetics An international scientific research project, Human Genome Project, was declared complete in 2003. It remains the world's largest collaborative biological project, identified and mapped all the genes in the human genome. In the past twenty years, research, techniques, and knowledge in genetics have widely expanded, benefiting from the Human Genome Project and other major advances in discovery research and diagnostic technologies (Hawkins). For example, genetic screening,…
Ethics Behind Designer Babies Designer babies can be described as a baby whose genetic makeup has been artificially selected by genetic engineering combined with in vitro fertilization to ensure presence or absence of particular genes or characteristics. There are many pros and cons to creating an embryo or “designing” one. However, this leads to ethical problems. While creating a designer baby gives the parents desired traits, it is not completely safe, because it causes many problems such…
experience: designing your baby” (Lemonick, 1999, p. 3.) The next generations are going to be filled with these babies that are born perfectly normal, not because they were lucky, but because their parents saved all their money to create him/her. Genetic engineering can be used to prevent any life threatening diseases, however it should not be allowed to use it for superficial purposes by the parents because it will create a generation that…
exciting. Genetic selection is the process that can be the used to determine sex, as well as genetic disease that are passed down through the family line. The process that allows one to do that is Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) ((How genetic screening could work, 2012).). Advances in biology and medical technology are opening doors in the medical world to where it’s possible for parents to specifically select traits for their children. During a Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis or…
Press Level 3 Biology Achievement Standard 3.2 – Integrating biological knowledge to develop an informed response to a socio-scientific issue. The use of IVF and Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) PGD is a process that individuals go through when carrying out IVF. It’s is when they screen an embryo for a particular genetic defect that their baby could be born with. The goal for PGD is to produce a baby that is ‘healthy’; this raises questions on what is a healthy baby. The first step of…