HEALTH ETHICS

A
1. Ito ang nagtuturing or nagpapabago ng
gawaing pantao.
2. It is the apprehension by the mind of an
impending evil
3. That ignorance which a man is not able to
dispel by such ordinary diligence and reasonable
efforts.
4. When hardly effort has been used to dispel
ignorance
5. He is ignorant of his ignorance.
6. These obstacles may increase, decrease, or
totally inhibit human behavior from moral
responsibility or liability.
7. This is an act proper to man as man
8. This is essentially an animal act
9. Increase, decrease or eliminate ones
responsibility to the act
10. Does not eliminate moral responsibility but
lessens it.
11. Ignorance that eliminates responsibility
12. MASARAP ANG MASAMA AT BAWAL
13. Deliberate anger
14. A nurse who has strong doubts about the
medicine administered to a patient upon doctors
orders and yet does not consult a doctor when it
could be easily done
15. The knowledge CAN be acquired by ordinary
effort, but was not acquired because of
negligence or intentionally not acquired
16. It arises spontaneously before the judgement
of reason and before the will can control the
psychological situation.
17. Sudden Anger
18. It is deliberately aroused by the will in order
to ensure a more prompt and willing operation.
19. When a person deliberately provoking
hatred in his heart in order to carry out his
intentions to murder/kill another.
20. When a delicious food is served at the table,
it spontaneously causes appetite and the desire
to it.

B
A. Fear
B. Vincible Ignorance
C. Human Act

D. Act of Man
E. Concupiscence
F. Consequent
Concupiscence
G. Antecedent
Concupiscence
H. Habit
I. Act Done with Fear
J. Crass Vincible Ignorance
K. Invincible Ignorance
L. Modifier of Human Act
M. Act Done Out of Fear
N. Violence

O. Ignorance