Bioethics

3. - The act of giving permission for a medical procedure after being fully informed of the risks and benefits.
6. -The right of individuals to make their own decisions regarding their health and medical treatment.
8. - The ethical duty to tell patients the truth about their medical condition.
10. -The ethical duty to keep patient information private.
12. - The idea that all individuals have inherent value and should be treated with respect.
14. -The ethical principle that healthcare professionals should act in the best interest of their patients.
16. - Medical care that focuses on relieving pain and suffering in patients with serious illnesses.
17. - An ethical theory that focuses on the character traits that lead to moral behaviour.
18. - The process of giving permission for medical procedures, such as surgery or research.
19. - The ethical principle of fairness and equity in healthcare.
20. - The ethical principle that healthcare professionals should not harm their patients.

1. - Medical interventions used to assist with human reproduction, such as IVF or surrogacy.
2. -The ethical decision to stop or withhold medical treatment in certain circumstances, such as when it is futile.
4. - An ethical theory that actions should be taken to maximise overall happiness or well-being.
5. - A reproductive technology in which a woman carries a pregnancy for another person or couple.
7. - The act of donating organs or tissues for transplantation.
9. - The act of painlessly ending a patient's life to relieve suffering.
11. - The provision of medical treatment to sustain a patient's life, often in intensive care units.
13. - A measure of an individual's well-being and satisfaction with their life.
15. - The study of the inheritance of characteristics.