Question

Define, differentiate and give at least one example of : a) ethics b) morals c) values d) etiquette; and e) law Thereafter, via at least three (3) posts with classmates and/or Instructor, using the above terminology answer this essential question (EQ): EQ: Is healthcare an "inalienable" right? or an "ethical and moral" right? Why/why not? Should there be any consequences of this breach of healthcare ethics if care is denied?

Answer 1

Being vital element of a culture,these words are regularly redefined and pervert.

a)Ethics: It referred as "character". Ethics are the standards conduct that should hold and strive to live by. These are dependent and tend to be consistent with in the context or Ethics are dependent on others for definition. They tend to be consistent within a certain or between the context.Ethics are governed by professional and follow strict guidelines at particular time and place.

Example:Giving money to beggar is the ethical choice

b)Morals: Its meaning is custom and held in the community.That will come from the internal sources and we do it to believe something is right or wrong. Person that bound by a higher convent that may follow a code of ethics that would be apply to the system to make it fit.

Example:Slow and steady wins the race that come from the tortoise and hare.

c)Values: Values can be defined as that have to do being good or doing in the right way.

Examples for values such as honesty,empathy,respect,committent and justice.

d)Etiquette: Etiquette is a case of spotting and a type of politeness that is more around to speak.It is rule that was followed by professional in a formal manner.Etiquette concerned with minor details to conduct and as a part in community norms.

Example:Rule of writing thank you to the note.

e)Law: It is an attempt and gross element to conduct and provide punishment for any violation of acts or rules.Law is formal rules that was adopted by the society.It is best way to encourage the ethical behavior and law become a punishment tool for violation.

Examples: Adulteration,Religious crime

EQ:

No,I don't believe that health care is an inalienable right because, if something in an unalienable right means that you have the right to don thing in under all circumstances that means you may have right to force physician to treat you without any fee or compensation or to give drugs without paying.You may not have right to steal some thing from the others.

You have a right to eat food because that you can always work to for your own food. You do not have right to steal grocery from the market.

Yo have a right to speak of your own feelings because you can always stand in the middle of town to speak with your mind.You don't have the right to publish your own opinion in newspaper or in journals.

You pursue happiness,that is how you work. We cook our food to fulfill your desire that to be satisfied because this is called as human nature.

Yes, they are many consequences for breach of health care that is malpractices and unsecured access of patient history necessary action should take against the medical providers for their malpractices or other related invasion of privacy by taking action no breached were occurred in the health care