Theology Study Guide
5 pairs of paternalism - ✅✅-Pure and impure
restricted and extended
positive and negative
soft and hard
direct and indirect
autonomy - ✅✅ -The medical claim of personal liberty in action in which each
indivisual determines his or her course of of action in accordance with a plan
of his or her own choosing.
Benefience - ✅✅ -The duty of the physician to help others further their own
health interests when the physician can do so without risk to herself
Communitive Justice - ✅✅ -the type of justice that governs exchanges
between individuals or private groups
Direct and indirect paternalism - ✅✅ -the person who receives the alleged
benefit is the one whose values are overridden or One person is restrained so
that another can receive a benefit
Distributive Justice -✅✅-The responsibility that society has for safeguarding
essential human rights
Freedom for Excellence - ✅✅ -the power to act freely with excellence and
perfection, to do things that others cannot
Freedom from interference - ✅✅-To have no outside factors limiting
autonomy
Hippocratic Oath - ✅✅ -a set of promises about patient care that new doctors
make when they start practicing medicine; the oath to do no harm
Informed consent 4 conditions - ✅✅-Competence
Voluntary nature
Disclosure
Comprehension
Justice - ✅✅-To give to others what they are due
5 pairs of paternalism - ✅✅-Pure and impure
restricted and extended
positive and negative
soft and hard
direct and indirect
autonomy - ✅✅ -The medical claim of personal liberty in action in which each
indivisual determines his or her course of of action in accordance with a plan
of his or her own choosing.
Benefience - ✅✅ -The duty of the physician to help others further their own
health interests when the physician can do so without risk to herself
Communitive Justice - ✅✅ -the type of justice that governs exchanges
between individuals or private groups
Direct and indirect paternalism - ✅✅ -the person who receives the alleged
benefit is the one whose values are overridden or One person is restrained so
that another can receive a benefit
Distributive Justice -✅✅-The responsibility that society has for safeguarding
essential human rights
Freedom for Excellence - ✅✅ -the power to act freely with excellence and
perfection, to do things that others cannot
Freedom from interference - ✅✅-To have no outside factors limiting
autonomy
Hippocratic Oath - ✅✅ -a set of promises about patient care that new doctors
make when they start practicing medicine; the oath to do no harm
Informed consent 4 conditions - ✅✅-Competence
Voluntary nature
Disclosure
Comprehension
Justice - ✅✅-To give to others what they are due
