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Medical Ethics

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Medical Ethics
Abortion
- Definition: Removing a foetus from the womb before it is able to survive, ending a pregnancy. Abortion is legal take place in the UK until the 24th week of pregnancy.
- Attitude
- Roman Catholic Veiw
- Forbidden: -foetus purpose is to live.... murder is wrong ( the same as murder)
- -God commanded 'Go forth and multiply' & all children are a gift from God.
- -Human life begins at fertilisation -against the sanctity of life
- Absolutists
- Abortion is wrong because it is the same as murder
- -it is against natural moral law
- Roman Catholic Veiw
- Islamic view
- ’slay not your children, the slaying of them is a great sin’’
- After 40 days baby goes through ensoulment
Double Doctrine Effect
- Roman Catholic
- If the intention of doing something right has a bad side effect, causing death, it is acceptable
- If the life of the mother is threatened abortion = OK
- Protestant Churches
- Abortion is frowned upon
- lesser of two evils if:
- If mother’s life is in danger
- Baby will suffer from serious illnesses/disabilities
- Baby is a result of rape
- Roman Catholic
Fertility Treatment
- Definition of fertility treatment: Treatment given to a woman artificially to help a woman conceive a baby
- Definition of IVF: Sperm and egg are mixed in a test tube artificially before embryo placed inside uterus
- Christian attitudes towards fertility treatment:
- All against taking sperm from another male
- Roman Catholic
- forbidden
- Against Sanctity of Life
- Protestant
- permissible as it brings happiness
- preserves life
- Secular Responces
- acceptable
- as long as it does not physically harm others
- Islamic Veiw
- AIH and IVF are acceptable as long as no 3rd party is available
- all children are a gift from God, even ones conceived using fertility treatment
- AID- Forbidden as it is a sin
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- Mapa Mental sobre Medical Ethics, criado por musa.choudhry em 05-03-2014.
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- musa.choudhry
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