law and ethics ch 8 (phlebotomy)

philosophy

a basic viewpoint of the system of values of an individual or society
deontological

ethical theory based on duty and obligation
teleological

ethical theory involving outcome, whether an action produces greater good in the world.
bioethics

refers to life and death ethical issues and the implications of the application of biological research
virtue

goodness conforming to the standard of moral excellence
immoral

not moral
amoral

without moral
values

principles considered desirable
political

administration of public affairs, particularly those of a government
etiquette

the prescribed code of courteous social behavior
–Certain contagious diseases
–Measles
–Meningitis
–AIDS
–Gun shot wounds
–Child abuse
–Other victim abuses

statutes exist that require physicians to report:
means “duty” or “obligation

deontological
“end” and “logos,” which means words or saying.

Teleological

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law and ethics ch 8 (phlebotomy)

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