Unit 9 Final Project HU – 245 - 10 Professor Ronald Wade Erin Broker 8/30/2009 Kaplan University Unit 9 Final Project Introduction Ethics is the area of study that deals with morality and how we make decisions about how we behave as individuals and how our actions reflect our values and conduct towards one another. This class focused on two viewpoints that helped us define morality and how to apply it in new ways of thinking and reasoning when dealing with issues in our lives:
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Stem Cells For as long as humans exist optimal health will continue to remain necessary for a productive life. As new medical discoveries are made each year humans become healthier, and their life expectancy increases. Stem cell research, a relatively new field, aims to improve and lengthen human life. The possibility that stem cells could cure many long term health problems makes this research beneficial to the human race. The value of stem cells comes from their ability to replicate many times
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Reflection Paper Abstract Over the years, the progress in biotechnology has given rise to many ethical as well as social reactions from the public opinion, non-governmental organization, and the media. This paper aims at providing some insights into this dilemmas, ethical concerns, and the tradeoffs which have been expressed concerning biotechnology over the last decade. It will focus on a few major objects from different sectors that have raised the general attention. A large part of the public
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and education, owning land, having professional careers, getting married or divorced, travelling, voting and holding office. There are however, some religions and cultures that still view women as unequal and inferior to men. The reassessment of human sexuality has taken a closer look at the happiness of people rather than just procreation. It is not likely that the ongoing clash between traditional views of sexuality and modern outlook on sexuality will be resolved anytime soon. The likelihood
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life has to offer. This is a great mindset for anyone to have since life is a beautiful thing and worth living. With all of the advanced medical technology on this specific subject and the new findings that are constantly being done to prolong the human lifespan, we start to enter into the area of what is ethically right and wrong and wonder how much is too much? There are many different forms of medical treatment that can save someone’s life. This will vary from medicine to surgery and many things
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providers are constantly challenged to make ethical decisions about life and death issues in providing care to individuals, families and communities. To be relevant and ethical, these decisions need to be considered in the broader context of personal, societal, cultural and professional values and ethical principles (Fry & Johnstone, 2002). Tesfamicael GhebrehiwetThe nursing profession uses regulatory mechanisms, codes of ethics and other means to ensure ethical behavior. For example, The ICN Code
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biotechnology. Biotechnology is the process of using living organisms to make products that benefit human such as wine and bread. It does not only benefit our daily foods, but our sciences and other aspects also. As a result, this essay will describe how other aspects benefit human, how the biotechnology was built and created many jobs for people. There are several different types of biotechnology that benefit human. First, microbial biotechnology is the process of using microorganisms to create better enzymes
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affect the human race in a significant manner that many would consider ethically unacceptable. Today’s medical breakthroughs see unnecessary scrutiny due to the misinformed notion that the creation of life through unnatural means is an act of man playing God. This theme of creating life from other pieces is clearly shown in the novel “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley. Also, as seen in cloning, there needs to be a base from another animal or creature. In other words, a scientist cannot make a human or other
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and also a futurist have shown us in his video about the scientists are now trying to repair and grow human organs and tissues in the labs. Replacement organs such as blood vessels, kidney and other tissues are now being grown in the lab without the need of growing those on lab mouse! Furthermore, Dr. Michio also show us that the great improvement in our understanding in biology through the Human Genome Project where many diseases are now able to be treated and cured. More incredibly, we will be able
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Cell Theory * A scientific theory is based on many observations, observations help us make predictions * The cell theory states that cells are present in all living cells, cells are the smallest units of life and cells come from pre-existing cells * Under a microscope, cells are seen to contain small structures called organelles. * Cells of living things are said to contain a nucleus (eukaryotic) or no nucleus (prokaryotic) * Viruses cannot be classified as cells as it relies
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