Kyla Tricia Castillo BSN1- WATSON A

Test I: Identify what is being asked in the following.

1. It is an act of medically ending the life of a person with their consent.
2. A written and forma document that prescribes good and righteous behavior.
3. This refers to the standard for what is good and evil, right and wrong, accepted by a person or a
group.
4. This represent the moral code that guides a persons choices or behavior throughout their life.
5. Rules that are unrelated to moral or ethical considerations.
6. Give two examples of non-moral standards.
7. Same with #6

8. Actions that are considered to be be morally right or good.

9. Rules provided by an external source (e.g. professional group)
10. An action performed by someone who is unaware of the morality of the action or doesn’t have an
understanding of what is right and wrong

1. Euthanasia